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Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Precision, Miniature, and Stainless Steel Ball Bearing Products
Pacamor Kubar Bearings provides precision, miniature, instrument and stainless steel ball bearing options to satisfy any requirement. Technical expertise is available to assist with design engineering for custom products. Available options include, but are not limited to, custom rings, retainers, balls, shields, seals, lubricants, and packaging. You can be certain, whether our ball bearing is included in the Original Equipment Manufacturer's design or is installed in a high quality overhaul, the Pacamor Kubar Bearings name is one you can trust.
The following pages offer specific information pertaining to ball bearing design and specifications.
Miniature and Instrument Stainless Steel BearingsStainless steel (440C) precision miniature & instrument ball bearings in standard inch sizes and various metric sizes are manufactured at our Troy, NY production facility. A variety of special features, including, but not limited to, flanges, modified dimensions, and duplex designs are offered. | ||
Precision and Commercial BearingsPRECISION, RELIABILITY, AND VALUE, attributes you expect in quality precision instrument ball bearings. At Pacamor Kubar Bearings, we are committed to delivering quality product, on time, and at competitive prices. With over forty years of miniature and instrument expertise, chances are you've been relying on PKB instrument bearings in many of the products you use everyday. | ||
Metric BearingsTo complement our broad range of 440C stainless steel precision miniature & instrument ball bearings in standard inch sizes, we offer a select series of metric ball bearings, also manufactured at our Troy, NY production facility. A variety of special features, including: flanges, modified dimensions, and duplex designs are offered in all types of metric ball bearings. | ||
Specialty BearingsIn addition to our broad range of precision miniature & instrument stainless steel ball bearings in standard inch sizes as well as a select series of metric ball bearing sizes, Pacamor Kubar Bearings has specialty options not presented in any of our catalogs. A variety of special features, including: flanges, modified dimensions, and duplex designs are offered. Optional retainer and ball materials, coatings, and shield designs are available to meet the specific requirements of your application. |
Industries Served by PKB Ball Bearing Manufacturer
Pacamor Kubar Bearings (PKB) is a ball bearing manufacturer you can trust when looking for bearings for commercial, industrial, aerospace, military, medical, and dental applications. From simple fishing reels to advanced aircraft guidance instrumentation and everything in between, you can be confident of the products produced by this top of the line ball bearing manufacturer.
Surgeons and dentists rely on Pacamor Kubar Bearings in life saving and life enhancing operations. Military and commercial pilots rely on Pacamor Kubar Bearings to get them where they need to be when they need to get there. U.S. industry relies on our company�s ball bearings in flow meters, robotics, and all sorts of manufacturing machinery. Whether our bearing is a single component in an oil well drilling device or the bearing in your fishing reel, the Pacamor Kubar Bearings name is one ball bearing manufacturer you can trust.
The following pages offer an overview of the industries Pacamor Kubar Bearings manufactures ball bearings for:
Industrial and Computers
QUALITY, RELIABILITY, DELIVERY, AND VALUE, what you expect from a preferred ball bearing manufacturer. Your company demands that every product launch or product upgrade be completed on time and within budget. At Pacamor Kubar Bearings, we are committed to partnering with you to satisfy all your requirements.
Consumer Applications
THERE WHEN YOU NEED IT. PKB offers over forty years of miniature and instrument bearing expertise. If you fish, cook, clean, or play video games on your computer, chances are you've relied on Pacamor Kubar Bearings to run your hard drive, turn a drill bit, or even pull in that evasive big fish. With Pacamor Kubar Bearings installed in your products, you can be confident that your high precision device contains high quality, reliable, and domestically produced components.
Aerospace and Aircraft
Aerospace and aircraft ball bearings are not always easily accessible for routine maintenance, but must perform flawlessly. With Pacamor Kubar Bearings miniature ball bearings installed in your aircraft or aerospace system, you can be confident that your high precision aeronautical and space systems contain high quality and reliable components. And, since PKB is an American owned and operated ball bearing manufacturer based in Troy, NY, all of our bearings are domestically produced
Government, Military and Guidance
INSTRUMENTS THAT MEASURE DIRECTION, ALTITUDE AND SPEED must be 100% accurate at all times. They instill the confidence required to safely get you where you need to be when you need to be there. With Pacamor Kubar Bearings radial ball bearings installed in your guidance and navigation system, you can be confident that your high precision aeronautical instruments contain high quality and reliable components. As an American owned and operated company, PKB is a ball bearing manufacturer based in Troy, NY who only manufactures domestically produced components.
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Bearing Technical Data
PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS has technical expertise available to assist with design engineering for custom products. Available options include, but are not limited to, custom rings, retainers, balls, shields, seals, lubricants, and packaging. Whether our bearing is included in the Original Equipment Manufacturer's design or is installed in a high quality overhaul, the PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS name is one you can trust.
The following pages contain specific technical data and calculations to aid you in bearing selection and/or bearing design.
Abec Tolerances
PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS are manufactured to standard grades of precision with established tolerances for size and geometric accuracy. These standards are known as ABEC classes as set by the Annular Bearing Engineers Committee of the American Bearing Manufacturer's Association (ABMA)...
Lubrication
Operational conditions such as temperature, loads, speed, torque, and environment will determine the appropriate lube for the application. Oils are used where low bearing friction torque is a primary consideration. Grease may provide longer operating life and resist lubricant loss due to centrifugal force at higher speeds. PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS Engineers are available for design consultation and recommendations...
Life & Load Calculations
The following formulas permit the calculation of the fatigue life of bearings subjected to radial loads or combined radial and axial loads. Some of the formulas include approximations. Contact PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS Engineering Department if the calculated life is borderline in comparison to the desired life or if the loading conditions differ from those presented...
Shaft & Housing Fits
Line to Line to slightly loose shaft and housing fits are desirable for most applications. Interference fits may be necessary to prevent one bearing ring from turning relative to its mating part under heavy loads or when cycle vibration is present. An interference fit causes a 50-80% loss in radial play. The contact angle of a radial bearing under axial load is related to the radial play remaining in the bearing after installation...
Radial Play
Radial play is the radial internal looseness between the balls and races. It is the measured value of the total movement of one ring with respect to the other in a plane perpendicular to the bearing axis. Radial play is not related to the ABEC class or quality of the bearing. Factors that require control of radial play are speeds, loads, thermal conditions, mounting fits, along with axial motion and deflection rates...
Recommended Shoulder Dimensions
Minimum and maximum shoulder dimensions for optimum shaft and housing fits of miniature and instrument ball bearings.
Installation
At no time can any installation forces be transmitted from one bearing ring to the other through the balls. Incorrect installation can cause brinneling of the bearing balls, which can result in bearing vibration, noise, and reduced life When installing a bearing on a tight shaft, force is be applied to the inner ring ONLY. When installing a bearing in a tight housing, force is be applied to the outer ring ONLY. Force may be applied only to the ring that is being mounted...
Bore and OD Codes
Miniature and Instrument ball bearings inner and outer diameters can be further calibrated to very specific size ranges by denoting their applicable dimensional codes.
Design Data
Specific internal data on miniature and instrument ball bearings including ball complement and size, land diameters, and retainer styles.
Nomenclature
Description of PACAMOR KUBAR BEARINGS part numbering system and methodology for identifying a PKB part number.
Bearing Cross Reference
This ball bearing cross reference is a guide for interchanging ball bearing part numbers among ball bearing manufacturers. This bearing cross reference is offered as a guide only, as manufacturers change ball bearing nomenclature occasionally. Therefore, the guide is offered to assist in the bearing cross reference process but not as a final and complete ball bearing interchange...
For further assistance with bearing selection and design, please feel free to contact our engineering team, look at our online catalog . or chat with a company representative right now!
BEARING TOLERANCES
RADIAL BEARINGS - METRIC (Except Metric Tapered Roller Bearings)
Outer Ring | |||||||||||||||||
Nominal O.D. | Outside Diameter Tolerances | Width Tolerances | Radial | ||||||||||||||
Diameter | Runout | ||||||||||||||||
(Metric) | (Inch) | (Inch) | (Inch) | ||||||||||||||
D | Dm | B | |||||||||||||||
Over | Incl. | High | Low | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum | |||||||||||
Tolerance Class - STANDARD (ABEC-1) | |||||||||||||||||
6 | 18 | +.0000 | -.0003 | .0006 | |||||||||||||
18 | 30 | +.0000 | -.00035 | Tolerances are identicalto those of inner ring of the the same bearing | .0006 | ||||||||||||
30 | 50 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0008 | |||||||||||||
50 | 80 | +.0000 | -.0005 | .0010 | |||||||||||||
80 | 120 | +.0000 | -.0006 | .0014 | |||||||||||||
120 | 150 | +.0000 | -.0007 | .0016 | |||||||||||||
150 | 180 | +.0000 | -.0010 | .0018 | |||||||||||||
180 | 250 | +.0000 | -.0012 | .0020 | |||||||||||||
250 | 315 | +.0000 | -.0014 | .0024 | |||||||||||||
315 | 400 | +.0000 | -.0016 | .0028 | |||||||||||||
400 | 500 | +.0000 | -.0018 | .0032 | |||||||||||||
500 | 630 | +.0000 | -.0020 | .0039 | |||||||||||||
630 | 800 | +.0000 | -.00295 | .0047 | |||||||||||||
800 | 1000 | +.0000 | -.0039 | .0047 | |||||||||||||
Outer Ring | |||||||||||||||||
Nominal O.D. | Outside Diameter Tolerances | Width Tolerances | Radial | ||||||||||||||
Diameter | Runout | ||||||||||||||||
(Metric) | (Inch) | (Inch) | (Inch) | ||||||||||||||
D | Dm | B | |||||||||||||||
Over | Incl. | High | Low | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum | |||||||||||
Tolerance Class - P/6 (ABEC-3) | |||||||||||||||||
6 | 18 | +.0000 | -.0003 | Tolerances are identicalto those of inner ring of the the same bearing | .0003 | ||||||||||||
18 | 30 | +.0000 | -.0003 | .00035 | |||||||||||||
30 | 50 | +.0000 | -.00035 | .0004 | |||||||||||||
50 | 80 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0005 | |||||||||||||
80 | 120 | +.0000 | -.0005 | .0007 | |||||||||||||
120 | 150 | +.0000 | -.0006 | .0008 | |||||||||||||
150 | 180 | +.0000 | -.0007 | .0009 | |||||||||||||
180 | 250 | +.0000 | -.0008 | .0010 | |||||||||||||
250 | 315 | +.0000 | -.0010 | .0012 | |||||||||||||
315 | 400 | +.0000 | -.0011 | .0014 | |||||||||||||
400 | 500 | +.0000 | -.0013 | .0016 | |||||||||||||
500 | 630 | +.0000 | -.0015 | .0020 | |||||||||||||
630 | 800 | +.0000 | -.0018 | .0024 | |||||||||||||
Outer Ring | |||||||||||||||||
Nominal O.D. | Outside Diameter Tolerances | Width Tolerances | Radial | ||||||||||||||
Diameter | Runout | ||||||||||||||||
(Metric) | (Inch) | (Inch) | (Inch) | ||||||||||||||
D | Dm | B | |||||||||||||||
Over | Incl. | High | Low | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum | |||||||||||
Tolerance Class - P/5 (ABEC-5) | |||||||||||||||||
6 | 18 | +.0000 | -.0002 | Tolerances are identicalto those of inner ring of the the same bearing | .0002 | ||||||||||||
18 | 30 | +.0000 | -.00025 | .00025 | |||||||||||||
30 | 50 | +.0000 | -.0003 | .0003 | |||||||||||||
50 | 80 | +.0000 | -.00035 | .0003 | |||||||||||||
80 | 120 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0004 | |||||||||||||
120 | 150 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0004 | |||||||||||||
150 | 180 | +.0000 | -.0005 | .0005 | |||||||||||||
180 | 250 | +.0000 | -.0006 | .0006 | |||||||||||||
250 | 315 | +.0000 | -.0007 | .0007 | |||||||||||||
315 | 400 | +.0000 | -.0008 | .0007 | |||||||||||||
400 | 500 | +.0000 | -.0009 | .0009 | |||||||||||||
500 | 630 | +.0000 | -.0011 | .0010 | |||||||||||||
630 | 800 | +.0000 | -.0014 | .0012 | |||||||||||||
Outer Ring | |||||||||||||||||
Nominal O.D. | Outside Diameter Tolerances | Width Tolerances | Radial | ||||||||||||||
Diameter | Runout | ||||||||||||||||
(Metric) | (Inch) | (Inch) | (Inch) | ||||||||||||||
D | Dm | B | |||||||||||||||
Over | Incl. | High | Low | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum | |||||||||||
Tolerance Class - P/4 (ABEC-7) | |||||||||||||||||
6 | 18 | +.0000 | -.00015 | Tolerances are identicalto those of inner ring of the the same bearing | .0001 | ||||||||||||
18 | 30 | +.0000 | -.0002 | .00015 | |||||||||||||
30 | 50 | +.0000 | -.00025 | .0002 | |||||||||||||
50 | 80 | +.0000 | -.0003 | .0002 | |||||||||||||
80 | 120 | +.0000 | -.0003 | .00025 | |||||||||||||
120 | 150 | +.0000 | -.00035 | .0003 | |||||||||||||
150 | 180 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0003 | |||||||||||||
180 | 250 | +.0000 | -.0004 | .0004 | |||||||||||||
250 | 315 | +.0000 | -.0005 | .0004 | |||||||||||||
315 | 400 | +.0000 | -.0006 | .0005 | |||||||||||||
Outer Ring | |||||||||||||||||
Nominal O.D. | Outside Diameter Tolerances | Width Tolerances | Radial | ||||||||||||||
Diameter | Runout | ||||||||||||||||
(Metric) | (Inch) | (Inch) | (Inch) | ||||||||||||||
D | Dm | B | |||||||||||||||
Over | Incl. | High | Low | Maximum | Minimum | Maximum | |||||||||||
Tolerance Class - P/4S (ABEC-7-SPECIAL) | |||||||||||||||||
6 | 18 | +.0000 | -.00015 | Tolerances are identicalto those of inner ring of the the same bearing | .000059 | ||||||||||||
18 | 30 | +.0000 | -.00019 | .000099 | |||||||||||||
30 | 50 | +.0000 | -.00024 | .000099 | |||||||||||||
50 | 80 | +.0000 | -.00027 | .00019 | |||||||||||||
80 | 120 | +.0000 | -.00032 | .00019 | |||||||||||||
120 | 150 | +.0000 | -.00035 | .00019 | |||||||||||||
150 | 180 | +.0000 | -.00039 | .00027 | |||||||||||||
180 | 250 | +.0000 | -.00043 | .00027 | |||||||||||||
250 | 315 | +.0000 | -.00051 | .00031 | |||||||||||||
315 | 400 | +.0000 | -.00059 | .00035 |
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