Page 969 - Rollingbearings
P. 969

Designs and variants
           NUKR ‥ A design cam  PWKR …2RS design
           followers                         cam followers


           • are based on double row full complement   • are based on double row full complement
            cylindrical roller bearings without an inte-  cylindrical roller bearings (ig. 9)
            gral lange between the two roller sets   • have the outer ring axially guided by the
            (ig. 8)                            stud head and pressed-on lange ring via
           • have the outer ring axially guided by the   the roller sets
            stud head and pressed-on lange ring via   • are itted on both sides with an NBR con-
            the roller sets                    tact seal, being integral with a sheet metal                         16
           • have a sheet metal angle ring pressed into   angle ring that is pressed into the outer
            the outer ring shoulder on both sides,   ring shoulder, to press against the lange
            forming an effective labyrinth seal  ring and the stud head
           • have a hexagonal recess at each end of the   • have a hexagonal recess at each end of the
            stud, enabling the cam follower to be held   stud, enabling the cam follower to be held
            in place by a hexagonal key (Allen wrench)   in place by a hexagonal key (Allen wrench)
            during mounting                    during mounting
           • have a relubrication hole for a press-in   • have a relubrication hole for a press-in
            grease itting or an adapter from a central-  grease itting or an adapter from a cen-
            ized lubrication system in the centre of   tralized lubrication system in the centre of
            each hexagonal recess (Accessories,   each hexagonal recess (Accessories,
            page 968)                          page 968)
           • accommodate relatively heavy axial loads   • accommodate relatively heavy axial loads
            that can occur because of skew or tilting  that can occur because of skew or tilting





























                                      Fig. 7                            Fig. 8                             Fig. 9
            KR ‥ PPSKA design                  NUKR ‥ A design                    PWKR …2RS design


















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