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End cap ball bearing for long-term use

Maintenance-free dry run tribologically optimised polymer xirodur B180 polymer ball bearings guarantee low friction values for the inner and outer bearing ring. This plastic ball bearing allows high rotational speeds with a limit speed of 1,800 rpm. 

The xiros end cap ball bearing can be equipped optionally with glass, plastic or stainless steel balls. The balls are housed in a polyamide cage, which guarantees high strength and ductility.

The tribo-polymer xirodur-B180 also makes the end cap ball bearing resistant to chemicals and corrosion, meaning temperatures of between -40°C and +80°C can be managed without any malfunctions, even over long periods.
The low weight of between 32.5-25.9gm permits installation even under very low weight requirements.

The axial load-bearing capacity is 245N in static use and 294 N in dynamic applications. The new xiros end cap ball bearing can be used for a whole range of applications such as roller conveyors and since no lubrication is required, unnecessary soiling and the risky use of solvents can now be avoided.
The ball bearings can be cleaned with water, thus meeting many hygienic and ecological standards.

This is important where soiling is not tolerated at all, such as the food or packaging industries.


For more information, please contact:

Raju Kotecha,
Business Development Manager
Treotham Automation Pty Ltd
Unit 36
9 Powells Road
Brookvale 2100
New South Wales
Australia
Tel:  (02) 9907-1778, 0420 360 301,
Email: info@treotham.com.au
web:  www.treotham.com.au 

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