INA HK4520S1 Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing

• With open ends
• Without oil hole
• Is Class 0 (RBEC 1) tolerance

Drawn cup needle roller bearings with open ends and with closed end are needle roller bearings with a very small radial section height. They comprise thin-walled, drawn cup outer rings and needle roller and cage assemblies which together form a complete unit. These bearings allow the design of particularly compact and easy‑to‑fit bearing arrangements with high radial load carrying capacity. In order to support axial forces, they can also be combined with axial needle roller bearings AXW, series AXW, see dimension table, link. The majority of the bearings are of a single row design and do not have a lubrication hole. Double row designs have a lubrication hole and the suffix ZW. For particular applications, drawn cup needle roller bearings with open ends are also available in a full complement design. Drawn cup needle roller bearings require a hardened and ground bearing raceway on the shaft. If the shaft cannot be used as a raceway, the bearings can be combined with inner rings IR or LR. Suitable inner rings: see link. If axial locating elements such as shoulders, snap rings etc. are not used, the housing bore can be produced easily and particularly economically. As a result, fitting of the bearings is simplified. Drawn cup needle roller bearings with open ends: Drawn cup needle roller bearings with open ends are supplied with a needle roller and cage assembly or a full complement needle roller set. Bearings with needle roller and cage assemblies allow higher speeds than the full complement designs.