53215U Series

Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings

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Designations

53215U

Boundary Dimensions

d	75	mm	Bore diameter
D	110	mm	Outside diameter
T,T3	28.3	mm	Height
T4	32	mm	Height bearing include seat washer
r (min.)	1	mm	Chamfer dimension

Basic Load Ratings

C_a	78000	N	Basic dynamic load rating
C_0a	209000	N	Basic static load rating

Speeds

Grease	1800	min^-1	Grease lubrication
Oil (Oil-bath)	2800	min^-1	Oil-bath lubrication

Dimensions

A	49	mm	Centre height housing washer sphere
R	90	mm	Radius sphered housing washer
b	9.5	mm	Height sphered housing washer
D2	92	mm	Inner diameter sphered seat washer
d1	110	mm	Outside diameter shaft washer
D3	115	mm	Outside diameter sphered housing washer
D1	77	mm	Inner diameter housing washer

Abutment and Fillet Dimensions

da (min.)	96	mm	Diameter of shaft abutment
Da (max.)	89	mm	Diameter of housing abutment
ra (max.)	1	mm	Radius of shaft or housing fillet

Mass

(approx.)

1.11

Drawing for Reference

Designations	Boundary Dimensions				Basic Load Ratings		Tolerance Class	Limiting Speeds		Mass
Designations	d (mm)	D (mm)	T,T3 (mm)	T4 (mm)	C_a (N)	C_0a (N)	Tolerance Class	Grease (min^-1)	Oil (Oil-bath) (min^-1)	(approx.) (kg)
53215U	75	110	28.3	32	78000	209000		1800	2800	1.11

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Not to scale.
(*) The chamfer dimensions are minimum values.
For heavy load applications, ensure that the da value chosen is large enough to support the shaft washer rib.

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FAQs (2)

Customer Questions

How are axial load and thrust load different?

Axial load and thrust load are different words for the same concept: They both refer to loads parallel to the axis of the shaft.

Can thrust ball bearings take radial loads?

No, thrust ball bearings cannot take radial loads.