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(1) Prefix :
(2) Basic Number:
(3) Suffix
Prefix
*Note: Each bearing company may create their own prefixes. e.g. E2. = SKF Energy Efficient
bearings
Suffix
Bearing with rubber seal on both sides. RS provides a better seal but
2 RS
more rolling friction than 2Z.
RS Bearing with rubber seal on one side, one side open.
2 Z / ZZ Bearing with a metal seal on both sides.
Z Bearing with a metal seal on one side, one side open.
E Reinforced Design
P2 Highest precision
K Bearing with taper bore
Bearing Numbers
The example at the header shows a 6001 2RS bearing. So what does the 6001 actually mean?
Lets attempt to break it down.
(6)001
This first number relates to the bearing type, as shown in the table below type 6 is a deep
grooved roller bearing.
(1) Prefix :
(2) Basic Number:
(3) Suffix
6(0)01
This second number relates the bearing series, which reflects the robustness of the bearing. As
you go up the scale below from 9 to 4 the inner and outer race thickness will usually increase
along with the ball size, this will be to help cope with extra load.
60(01)
The 3rd and 4th digits of the bearing number relate to the bore size of the bearing, numbers 00
to 03 have a designated bore size depending on the number.
00 10mm
01 12mm
02 15mm
03 17mm
While numbers over 03 simply have a bore size which is 5 times that of the 3rd and 4th digit.
The main part of the numbering system may have either 3, 4 or 5 digits.
3rd digit - inside 3rd & 4th digit 4th & 5th digit -
diameter inside diameter inside diameter
NU- - - Cylindrical Roller Bearing (or N, NC, NF, NJ, NUP, RNU)
NU- - -
Wide Series Cylindrical Roller Bearing (or NF, NJ, NUP)
-
2nd digit (in 3 & 4 digit no's)
2 Light series
3 Medium series
4 Heavy series
(Diameter
(width series)
series)
Very
1 Very Narrow series 0 Small
series
Small
2 Narrow series 1
series
medium
3 Wide series 2
series
Large
4 Extra Wide series 3
series
Bore Size
00 10 mm
01 12 mm
02 15 mm
03 17 mm
20 mm and over -
bore size x 5