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Ball Bearings 2 - * Ball Bearings 2 - * Ball Bearings 2 - * Ball Bearings 2 - * Ball Bearings 2 - * Ball Bearings 2 - * **Reminder: This bearing is designed primarily for axial loads.** Roller Bearings 3 - * The basic difference between ball and roller bearings is the type of contact the rolling element makes with the raceway. Ball Bearings have “Point” Contact, Roller Bearings have “Line” Contact A general rule is that Ball Bearings are used for light to moderate loads and high speeds, Roller Bearings are used in heavier load conditions with slower speeds. Ball and Roller Bearings generally follow the ISO dimension plan. One significant exception is U.S. Taper Roller Bearings. They have their own non-ISO numbering system. Roller Bearings 3 - * Capable of carrying high radial loads Tolerant of slight misalignment (approx. 0° 3’) Capable of axial displacement (i.e. locating and non-locating designs) Low friction Roller Bearings 3 - * **Reminder: Complete part number is marked on the removable ring.** Example: The outer ring of an NU 217 ECM/C3 will be marked 2NU17 and the inner ring will be marked NU 217 ECM/C3. Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * K30 is 1:30 taper on the bore, bearing series 240xx, 241xx only. Other suffixes can be found in the SKF General Catalog. Roller Bearings 3 - * Can handle heavy thrust loads with some radial load Can handle misalignment of 2°-3° depending on the series Highly susceptible to damage when inadequately loaded Hardened steel spacer may be needed with replacing old brass cable with the new extra-capacity “E” design (pressed steel cage) Roller Bearings 3 - * Roller Bearings 3 - * CARB? Toroidal Roller Bearing Capabilities ? The Compact Aligning Roller Bearing is a relatively new bearing type developed by SKF. It combines the self-aligning properties of the spherical roller bearing, the compact section of the needle roller bea