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Bearing Classification Chart
Radial Bearing Corporation products are manufactured in accordance with the highest prevailing standards within the bearing industry. All of the manufacturing materials and processes are certifiable to military, Federal, or customer specifications as required. For more information, browse our bearing classification chart.
Bearing Interchange List
PLEASE NOTE: The bearing interchanges are approximate and not intended to indicate that all manufacturers are functionally interchangeable in all applications.
Purchasing Quality Requirements
Radial Bearing Corporation takes quality very seriously. All subcontractor / suppliers and their sub-tiers performing work for Radial Bearing Corporation must agree to the following Terms And Conditions.
Load Definitions
Radial Load - A load applied normal to the bearing bore axis.
Axial Load - A load applied along the bearing bore axis.
Static Radial Limit Load - That static load required to produce a specified permanent set in the beginning structure. It will vary for a given size as a function of configuration. It may also be pin limited or it may be limited as a function of body restraints, as in the case of a rod end bearing.
Static Radial Ultimate Load - That load that can be applied to a bearing without fracturing the ball, race or rod end eye. The ultimate load rating is usually but not always 1.5 times the limit load.
Static Axial Limit Load - That load that can be applied to a bearing to produce a specified permanent set in the bearing structure.
Static Axial Ultimate Load - That load that can be applied to a bearing without separating the ball from the race. the ultimate load rating is usually but not always 1.5 time the limit load.
Axial Proof Load - That axial load that can be applied to a mounted spherical bearing without impairing the integrity of the bearing mounting or bearing performance. It is always less than the static axial limit load.
Oscillating Radial Load - A unidirectional load producing a specified maximum amount of wear when the bearing is oscillated at a specific frequency and amplitude
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