Part Number | F681 |
System of Measurement | Metric |
Bearing Type | Ball |
For Load Direction | Radial |
Construction | Single Row |
Seal Type | Open |
Bore Dia | 1 mm |
Bore Dia Tolerance | -0.008mm to 0 |
Outer Dia | 3 mm |
Outer Dia Tolerance | -0.008mm to 0 |
Width | 1 mm |
Width Tolerance | -0.12mm to 0 |
Flange Outer Dia | 3.8 mm |
Flange Thickness | 0.3 mm |
Ring Material | 52100 Chrome Steel |
Ball Material | 52100 Chrome Steel |
Cage Material | 300 Series Stainless Steel |
Dynamic Radial Load | 82 N |
Static Radial Load | 21 N |
Max Speed (X1000 rpm) | 130 |
Lubrication | Required |
Shaft Mount Type | Press Fit |
Temperature Range | -30° to 110 °C |
ABEC Rating | ABEC1 (Available in ABEC3/5/7) |
Radial Clearance Trade No. | MC3 (Available in MC1/2/4/5/6) |
Radial Clearance | 0.002mm to 0.013mm |
RoHS | Compliant |
REACH | Compliant |
Ball Dia | 0.6000 mm |
Ball Qty | 6 |
Weight | 0.04 g |
More Technical Information |
F681 miniature ball bearing has deep groove geometry for high speeds and supporting both radial and axial loads. F681 bore dia is 1 mm. Its out dia is 3 mm. F681 ball material is 52100 Chrome Steel. Its seal type is Open. This F681 miniature bearing is for use in applications that involve combined radial and axial loads and a need for high running accuracy at high rotational speeds.
Motors, Flow Meters, Medical Instruments, Vacuum Pumps, Robotics Industry, Crossbow, Food & Beverage Industry, Automation & Industry, Anemometer, ATMs & Card Readers, Galvanometers, Gas Meters, Industrial Encoders, Industrial Meters, Optical Encoders, Plastic Card Printers, Surveillance Systems, Fuel controls, Gyros, synchros and servos, Cryogenic coolers, Pulmonary assist devices, Clocks, Instrumentation, Drones and model, Fishing reel, etc.
Several factors must be cons377ered for choosing miniature ball bearings. These factors include the ring material, design, shields and seals, cage, Annual Bearing Engineering Committee (ABEC) grade, radial play, and lubricant. Miniature bearings are available in open, sealed and shielded configurations. Seals and shields are used in miniature bearings (specifically ball bearings) to retain lubricants and prevent particulate contamination from reaching critical surfaces. Seals are used where minimal light contact is offered. Seals for miniature bearings prov377e deterrence to particulate contamination, but increase torque and limit operating speeds. Shields are used in most applications.