IKO Machined Type Needle Roller Bearing INCH BR486028 3" Bore 3-3/4" OD BR486028
IKO Machined Type Needle Roller Bearing INCH BR486028 3" Bore 3-3/4" OD
The IKO Machined Type Needle Roller Bearing is a versatile and reliable component designed for use with shafts without inner rings. Its low sectional height and large load ratings make it ideal for applications requiring high precision and stability. Suitable for use in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, and industrial machinery, this bearing is particularly beneficial in situations where space is limited. With proper lubrication, it provides smooth and quiet operation, making it an excellent choice for applications such as gearboxes, engines, and other high-performance machinery.
Top product features:
- Solid outer ring rollers and retainer without inner ring
- Low sectional height
- Prepacked lubricant is not provided, proper lubricant must be applied for use
Top product applications:
- Shafts without inner rings
- Gearboxes
- Machine tools
Iko machined type needle roller bearing consists of solid outer ring rollers and retainer without inner ring. They are with low sectional height large load ratings and righty and most of them come with and without seals. Prepacked lubricant is not provided except double sealed bearings (suffix uu). Proper lubricant must be applied when they are used. Machined type needle roller bearings are generally used with shafts without inner rings. 0.2mra or less shaft surface finish and hrc 58 to 64 shaft hardness are recommended. When these requirements are not possible use of iko inner rings are recommended.
Additional Information
- UNSPSC: 31171512
- Brand: IKO International
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country of Origin: JP
- FOB Origin: NJ
- Ships by: PARCEL
- Comes in a kit: No
- Newly added to catalog: No
- Item is on Clearance: No
- Contains Hazardous Materials: No
- CA Proposition 65 Applies: Yes
- Package Length: 3.83
- Package Width: 3.83
- Package Height: 1.83
- Package Weight: 1.43
Product info last updated on August 16, 2025 7:30am UTC
Category: Bearings