CEZR RLS8

CEZR RLS8 Inch Size Zirconia Ceramic Bearings
Part Number CEZR RLS8
System of Measurement Inch
Seal Type Open
Bore Dia 1"
Bore Dia Tolerance -0.0004" to 0"
Outer Dia 2.25"
Outer Dia Tolerance -0.0005" to 0"
Width 0.625"
Width Tolerance -0.005" to 0"
Ring Material Zirconia
Balls Material Zro2
Cage Material PEEK
Dynamic Radial Load 1201 lbf
Static Radial Load 651 lbf
Max Speed (X1000 rpm) 11.9
Lubrication Without
Shaft Mount Type Press Fit
ABEC Rating ABEC-1
Radial Clearance Trade No C0
Radial Clearance 0.00024" to 0.00079"
Temperature Range -176 to 752 °F
RoHS Compliant
Weight 127.50 g
Bearing Type Ball
For Load Direction Radial
Construction Single Row

Design Features of CEZR RLS8 Bearing

CEZR RLS8 Bearing is a ball bearing that utilizes balls made from zirconia (zirconium dioxide - ZrO₂) ceramic as the rolling element. CEZR RLS8 bore dia is 1". Its out dia is 2.25". CEZR RLS8 width is 0.625". Its ability to operate under high-speed conditions, coupled with its resistance to various challenging environments, makes it the go-to choice for professionals seeking both durability and precision. This bearing stands outs as a quintessential blend of precision engineering and material science. 

 

What Benefits Can CEZR RLS8 Bearing Provide?

  • Low Friction: It inherently has a lower coefficient of friction compared to traditional steel ball bearings.
  • Wear Resistance: Zirconia's hardness gives this bearing superior wear resistance, prolonging its service life.
  • Non-Conductive: CEZR RLS8 bearing is electrically non-conductive, making it suitable for applications where electrical insulation is crucial.
  • Thermal Stability: Zirconia ceramic retains its properties over a wide range of temperatures and showcases excellent thermal stability.
  • Corrosion Resistance: The ceramic material is resistant to various corrosive agents, making this bearing ideal for hostile environments.

 

What Can CEZR RLS8 Bearing Be Used for?

CEZR RLS8 Bearing excels in unique applications due to its specific properties:

  • High-Temperature Environments: such as furnace conveyor systems or aerospace applications.
  • Corrosive Settings: such as equipment in chemical processing plants or marine applications.
  • Electrical Insulation: such as Electric motors or generators.
  • Cleanroom Operations: such as Semiconductor manufacturing or pharmaceutical production units.
  • High-Speed Tools and Devices: such as dental drills or precision spindles operating at elevated RPMs.