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15  Support rollers
        Support rollers with               • are also available with an axial sliding ring   PWTR …2RS design support
        lange rings                          on both sides (designation sufixes PPA,   rollers
                                             ig. 7, and PPXA):
                                                – made of PA66                • are based on double row full complement
        • do not need adjacent components to guide     – forming narrow labyrinth seals with the   cylindrical roller bearings (ig. 9)
  15      the outer ring and cage axially (ig. 3,   outer ring in a radial direction, to protect   • have an outer ring with three integral
          page 945)                           against coarse contaminants       langes, which guide the roller sets axially
        • are non-separable units               – serving as contact seals in an axial   • have an inner ring with two loose lange
        • have different lange designs:       direction to retain grease reliably in the   rings, which guide the outer ring axially via
             – pressed-on lange rings (NATR and   bearing                       the roller sets
            NATV designs)                       – improving lubrication conditions in the   • have a relatively large grease quantity
             – loose lange rings (NUTR, PWTR and   bearing, keeping friction and frictional   between the two roller sets
            NNTR designs)                     heat low, and extending grease life  • are itted on both sides with an NBR con-
        • accommode axial loads that can occur                                  tact seal, being integral with a sheet metal
          because of skew or tilting                                            angle ring that is pressed into the outer
                                           NUTR ‥ A design support              ring shoulder:
                                           rollers                                 – to press against the lange rings
        NATR and NATV design                                                       – extending over the lange rings, making
        support rollers                    • are based on double row full complement   the bearing non-separable
                                             cylindrical roller bearings without an inte-  • accommodate relatively heavy axial loads
        • are based on (ig. 6):              gral lange between the two roller sets   that can occur because of skew or tilting
             – a needle roller and cage assembly   (ig. 8)                    • can be supplied with a reinforced (thicker)
            (NATR design)                  • have an outer ring with two integral   outer ring to accommodate heavy peak
             – a full complement of needle rollers   langes, which guide the roller sets axially  loads (e g  PWTR 50 2RS †
            (NATV design)                  • have an inner ring with two loose lange   PWTR 50110 2RS)
        • have the outer ring axially guided by   rings, which guide the outer ring axially via
          pressed-on lange rings, forming a    the roller sets
          gap-type seal                    • have a sheet metal angle ring pressed into
                                             the outer ring shoulder on both sides:
                                                – forming an effective labyrinth seal
                                   Fig. 6       – extending over the lange rings, making
                                              the bearing non-separable
                                           • accommodate relatively heavy axial loads
                                             that can occur because of skew or tilting
                                           • can be supplied with a reinforced (thicker)
                                             outer ring to accommodate heavy peak
                                             loads (e.g. NUTR 50 A † NUTR 50110 A)






               NATR           NATV



                                   Fig. 7                             Fig. 8                             Fig. 9















                      NATR ‥ PPA                        NUTR ‥ A                          PWTR …2RS



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