6210 Deep-Groove Ball Bearings (50x90x20mm) - Motors/Equipment, High Load & Durable
I. Product Overview
The 6210 bearing is a vital member of the deep - groove ball bearing family, renowned for its robust performance and wide - ranging applicability. Meticulously engineered, it serves as a key component in numerous industrial, commercial, and even some consumer - oriented mechanical systems. By integrating traditional engineering wisdom with modern manufacturing advancements, the 6210 bearing ensures stable operation and an extended service life, making it a trusted choice in various operational environments.
II. Core Technical Parameters
Parameter | Details |
Bore Diameter | 50 mm. This dimension is precisely machined to achieve a tight and secure fit with shafts. The strict manufacturing tolerances involved guarantee that the bearing remains firmly in place during operation, eliminating the risk of slippage or misalignment. This precise fit is vital for the seamless transfer of rotational motion and plays a crucial role in preventing premature wear and tear on both the bearing and the shaft. |
Outer Diameter | 90 mm. The outer diameter of the 6210 bearing is carefully calibrated to form a seamless interface with the bearing housing. This size is optimized to ensure even distribution of loads, thereby enhancing the bearing's stability and performance within the mechanical system. A well - proportioned outer diameter effectively dissipates the forces acting on the bearing, contributing significantly to its overall durability. |
Width | 20 mm. The width of the 6210 bearing is designed to strike a perfect balance between structural integrity and load - handling capabilities. It is engineered to cope with both radial and axial loads, which are commonly encountered in a variety of applications. Whether the forces act perpendicular (radial loads) or along (axial loads) the axis of rotation, the 20 - mm width of this bearing is well - equipped to manage these complex loading conditions efficiently. |
Bearing Type | As a deep - groove ball bearing, the 6210 boasts a simple yet highly effective design. The deep - groove profile of its raceways and the close fit between the balls and the raceways enable it to handle both radial and axial loads simultaneously. This design also facilitates smooth rotation, making it suitable for a broad spectrum of applications where efficient motion transfer is a key requirement. |
Cage Material | Typically, the cage of the 6210 bearing is constructed from either steel or nylon. Steel cages offer exceptional strength and durability, making them ideal for applications where the bearing is subjected to high - speed rotations and heavy loads. They effectively guide the rolling elements (balls), ensuring their even distribution and smooth movement within the bearing. Nylon cages, on the other hand, are lightweight and help reduce friction and noise during operation, which is particularly beneficial in applications where quiet running is desired. |
Precision Grade | Commonly available in standard precision grades such as ABEC - 1 or ABEC - 3. These grades adhere to industry - recognized standards for dimensional accuracy, roundness, and surface finish. An ABEC - rated 6210 bearing delivers consistent performance, reduced vibration, and lower noise levels during operation. This is especially important in applications where smooth and accurate motion is critical, such as in precision machinery or high - speed rotating equipment. |
Radial Dynamic Load Rating | The 6210 bearing is designed to handle a substantial radial dynamic load. While the exact value may vary depending on factors such as the bearing's design, material quality, and manufacturing standards, it is engineered to withstand significant forces during continuous operation. This high load - bearing capacity makes it suitable for applications where the machinery is subjected to dynamic loads, such as in motors or rotating shafts. |
Radial Static Load Rating | The radial static load rating of the 6210 bearing is also impressive. It represents the maximum static radial load that the bearing can support without undergoing permanent deformation. This rating is crucial for applications where the bearing may be exposed to static or slowly varying loads, such as in machinery that experiences long periods of standby or start - stop operations. |
Axial Load Capacity | Although the 6210 bearing is primarily designed to handle radial loads, it also has the ability to accommodate a certain amount of axial load. This is made possible by its deep - groove design, which allows the balls to shift slightly and absorb forces acting along the axis of rotation. While the axial load capacity is relatively lower compared to its radial load - handling capabilities, it is still sufficient for many applications where small axial forces are present. |
Friction Coefficient | The 6210 bearing is known for its low friction coefficient. The smooth surface finish of the balls and raceways, combined with the appropriate selection of lubricants, helps minimize friction during operation. A low friction coefficient not only reduces energy consumption but also contributes to maintaining the efficiency of the mechanical system. It also extends the service life of the bearing by reducing wear and heat generation. |
Lubrication Requirements | The 6210 bearing can be lubricated with a variety of lubricants, depending on the specific application requirements. For general - purpose applications, grease lubrication is commonly used. Grease provides long - lasting lubrication and helps protect the bearing from contaminants. In applications involving high - speed operation or extreme temperatures, oil lubrication may be preferred. Oil offers better cooling properties and can handle higher speeds more effectively. Some 6210 bearings may also come pre - lubricated, reducing the need for on - site lubrication during installation. |
Sealing Options | To safeguard the bearing from dust, dirt, and moisture, the 6210 bearing is available with different sealing options. One common option is the rubber seal, which provides a good level of protection against contaminants. The rubber seal is typically made of nitrile rubber or other suitable materials and is designed to fit tightly around the inner and outer rings of the bearing. Another option is the metal shield, which offers more robust protection against larger particles. Sealed bearings are particularly useful in applications where the operating environment is harsh or dirty. |
III. Materials and Craftsmanship
Material Selection
Craftsmanship Highlights
IV. Application Scenarios
Industrial Machinery
Heavy - Duty Equipment
Transportation
V. Product Advantages