513/500

513/500 Metric Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing
Part Number 513/500
System of Measurement Metric
Bearing Type Ball
For Load Direction Thrust
Seal Type Open
Bore Dia 500 mm
Bore Dia Tolerance -0.045mm to 0
Outer Dia 750 mm
Outer Dia Tolerance -0.075mm to 0
Height 195 mm
Height Tolerance +0.05mm to -0.5mm
Washer Material Chrome Steel
Ball Material Chrome Steel
Cage Material Steel
Dynamic Thrust Load 267298 lbf
Static Thrust Load 1568042 lbf
Max Speed (X1000 rpm) 0.44
Lubrication Required
Temperature Range -30° to 110 °C
RoHS Compliant
REACH Compliant
Weight 109.4 kg

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Design Features of 513/500 Bearing

513/500 Bearing is a type of rolling-element bearing designed explicitly to handle axial loads in one direction. 513/500 bore dia is 500 mm. Its out dia is 750 mm. 513/500 height is 195 mm. This bearing comprises a shaft washer affixed to the rotating shaft, paired with a stationary housing washer. Spherical balls, positioned between these washers, mitigate friction and facilitate smooth rotation. A dedicated cage maintains uniform spacing among the balls, preventing contact and assisting in lubricant distribution.

 

What Benefits Can 513/500 Bearing Provide?

  • Axial Load Handling: This bearing is made to manage one-way axial loads efficiently.
  • Space-saving: Its design is compact, ideal for tight spaces.
  • Smooth Operation: Balls reduce friction, ensuring smoother rotation.
  • Speed: Due to its precision crafting, this bearing is suited for high-speed applications.
  • Alignment Flexibility: Variants with grooved aligning seat washers can accommodate minor shaft misalignments, enhancing operational reliability.

 

What Can 513/500 Bearing Be Used for?

513/500 Bearing is integral in a wide array of applications owing to their ability to manage axial loads efficiently. Here are some common applications:

  • Industrial Machinery: Often used in high-speed radial drilling machines.
  • Automotive Sector: Applied in systems like clutches for efficient axial load management.
  • Aerospace Industry: Incorporated in various components for reliable high-speed operations.
  • Home Appliances: Used in devices like washing machines to reduce friction.
  • Precision Instruments: Essential in printer peripherals for accurate axial load control.