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    This document provides information on different types of wheel bearings, including their key characteristics and maximum temperature ranges. Some of the bearings described are precision sealed ball bearings, drawn cup roller bearings, pedestal precision ball bearings, precision tapered roller bearings, annular ball bearings, bronze bearings, plain bore bearings, Oilex bearings, two piece and one piece Delrin bearings, radial ball bearings, and roller bearings. The bearings vary in things like their sealing, lubrication needs, load capacity, and materials.

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    This document provides information on different types of wheel bearings, including their key characteristics and maximum temperature ranges. Some of the bearings described are precision sealed ball bearings, drawn cup roller bearings, pedestal precision ball bearings, precision tapered roller bearings, annular ball bearings, bronze bearings, plain bore bearings, Oilex bearings, two piece and one piece Delrin bearings, radial ball bearings, and roller bearings. The bearings vary in things like their sealing, lubrication needs, load capacity, and materials.

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    This document provides information on different types of wheel bearings, including their key characteristics and maximum temperature ranges. Some of the bearings described are precision sealed ball bearings, drawn cup roller bearings, pedestal precision ball bearings, precision tapered roller bearings, annular ball bearings, bronze bearings, plain bore bearings, Oilex bearings, two piece and one piece Delrin bearings, radial ball bearings, and roller bearings. The bearings vary in things like their sealing, lubrication needs, load capacity, and materials.

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    Wheel Bearing Selection Guide

    Precision Sealed Ball


    (28)
    Completely sealed, these precision ground
    ball bearings are held in a metal spacer ring
    between two hardened raceways. This
    bearing never needs to be lubricated, and with
    the lowest rolling resistance of all bearings
    offers the most ergonomic situation available.
    Maximum temperature range is 250F.

    Drawn Cup Roller


    (02)
    These are roller bearings as described above
    except they have metal cages holding the
    precision ground rollers. The outer race is a
    one-piece construction, giving added rigidity
    to the wheel bore. These bearings must be
    used on a hardened bushing or shaft. Maximum
    temperature range is 400F.

    Pedestal Precision Ball


    (29)
    These sealed precision ball bearings include
    an integral spanner which eliminates need for
    separate spanner. Maximum temperature
    range is 250F.

    Precision Tapered Roller


    (09)
    The tapered roller is the most effective bearing
    for heavy or towed loads. The taper allows for
    some thrust loading, while the heat-treated
    inner and outer race allow for maximum load
    capacity. Maximum temperature range is 400F.

    Annular Ball
    (31)
    A precision type bearing where the machined
    outer race and inner race are held together by
    the bearings. This option offers easy rolling
    and quiet operation for light to medium duty
    loads. This bearing must be factory installed
    in the wheel. Maximum temperature range is
    250F.

    Bronze
    (22)
    Excellent for wash-down or steam cleaning
    applications. Bearings is designed for
    temperatures up to 525F.

    Plain Bore
    (41)
    In this option, no bearing material is used. The
    wheel runs directly on the axle or spanner
    bushing. This is the least expensive bearing option, but also results in a higher rolling
    resistance.

    Oilex
    (23)
    These bearings are made of oil-impregnated
    sintered iron. Completely self-lubricating, these
    are ideal for situations where rolling force is
    less critical and accessibility for lubrication is
    difficult. Maximum temperature range is 450F.

    Two Piece Delrin


    (51)
    A DuPontTM engineered material, Delrin is
    designed for use in situations in which a selflubricating material is optimal and corrosion
    cannot be tolerated. Ideal for wash-down or
    steam-cleaning applications as well as total
    immersion. Maximum temperature range is
    160F.

    Radial Ball (Industrial Ball)


    (27)
    Shielded ball bearings are often referred to as
    industrial grade bearings. Pressed into the
    hub of lower capacity wheels, these low cost
    bearings decrease the effort required to move a
    load. Maximum temperature range is 250F.

    One Piece Delrin


    (52)
    This is a one-piece version of the Delrin
    bearing listed above. Good for use where
    thrust washers are needed or to add rigidity to
    a soft wheel which might cause the two piece
    bearing to be ejected from the bore of the
    wheel. Maximum temperature range is 160F.

    11

    BEaring Selection

    Roller
    (01,05,07)
    Roller bearings are the standard bearing in
    most caster applications. 1-1/2 and 2 inch
    width wheels feature a cage separating hardened steel rollers and a hardened steel split
    outer race. These bearings must be used on a
    hardened bushing or shaft. Maximum temperature range is 350F. All Casters and wheels are
    rated up to 2.5 mph operation per the Institute
    of Caster & Wheel Manufacturers Guidelines.

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