K32013CP0

K32013CP0 Constant Section (CS) Bearings
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Overview

Part Number K32013CP0
Brand: LILY Brand: LILY Interchangeable With: KAYDON
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Variant Models use a multi-position identifier,with each position representing a different design, specification, or dimension.

For models with a Metric System of Measurement:

Position 7 is Bearing Type,

Position 8 is Cage,

Position 9 is Tolerance,

Position 10 is Clearance or Preload.

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K32013CP0 Constant Section (CS) Bearings data sheet
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The LILY Bearing part series K32013CP0 is a potential replacement for these common bearing part numbers.
LILY
LK32013CP0
KAYDON
K32013CP0

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Variant Models

Derived models are generated by adding 7-9 suffix characters to the base model.You can search for the model you need!

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Position 7 - Bearing Type
Position 8 - Cage
Position 9 - Tolerance
Position 10 - Bearing internal clearance or preload
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Position 7 - Bearing Type
A Angular contact ball bearing (not ground for universal matching)
C Radial contact ball bearing
X Four-point contact ball bearing
Position 8 - Cage
P One-piece, snap-type, stamped brass or non-metallic composite cage
R One-piece, circular pocket, stamped brass or non-metallic composite cage
Position 9 - Tolerances (ABEC specifications are in accordance with ABMA standard 26.2)
0 Tolerance to Kaydon class 1 (ABEC 1F)
Position 10 - Bearing internal clearance or preload
Radial clearance or preload for radial contact and four-point contact ball bearings
Axial clearance or preload for matched angular contact ball bearings
Values below are valid for unmounted bearings under zero measuring load
- Standard internal clearance or preload
A Clearance 0 to 127 µm
K Preload 0 to 127 µm
L Preload 0 to 254 µm
Z Other inernal clearance or preload not specified above

Constant Section (CS) bearings manufactured from Chrome Steel maintain a uniform cross-sectional height regardless of bore diameter, making them exceptionally compact and space-efficient. Their GCr15/52100 alloy composition, hardened to HRC 60–66, provides superior load capacity and contact fatigue resistance that delivers reliable performance under high-speed, heavy-load, and demanding cyclic conditions. This combination of slim profile and mechanical strength makes them a go-to choice in robotics, medical, and semiconductor applications.

 

Constant Section (CS) bearings with radial contact geometry are designed to carry predominantly radial loads with minimal axial capacity, offering the lowest cross-sectional height and highest radial stiffness among the three contact configurations within the same bore diameter. The load is transmitted through each ball at a contact angle of zero degrees, distributing radial force symmetrically across the inner and outer raceways and making them the most efficient configuration for pure radial loading conditions. This makes them the preferred choice where shaft support under rotating radial forces is the primary requirement, such as in conveyor systems, light-duty spindles, and compact rotary mechanisms.

 

Constant Section (CS) bearings with Chrome Steel balls utilize GCr15/52100 alloy spheres hardened to HRC 60–66, delivering the highest load capacity and contact fatigue resistance among standard ball materials within the same compact cross-sectional envelope. The high carbon-chromium composition provides exceptional surface hardness and elastic modulus, enabling the balls to sustain high Hertzian contact stress against the raceways under heavy radial, axial, and moment loads without premature deformation or spalling. This makes them the preferred choice in general industrial, robotic, and precision motion applications where maximum mechanical performance and cost efficiency are the primary requirements.

 

Why are Chrome Steel rings the most common choice for Constant Section (CS) bearings?

Constant Section (CS) bearings with Chrome Steel rings use GCr15/52100 alloy hardened to HRC 60–66, delivering the highest combination of load capacity, contact fatigue resistance, and dimensional stability among standard ring materials. This makes them the most cost-effective option for the broadest range of industrial and precision motion applications.

 

What load directions can Constant Section (CS) bearings with radial contact geometry handle?

Constant Section (CS) bearings with radial contact geometry are designed to carry predominantly radial loads with minimal axial capacity, offering the lowest cross-sectional height and highest radial stiffness among the three contact configurations within the same bore diameter.

 

Why are Chrome Steel balls the most common choice for Constant Section (CS) bearings?

Constant Section (CS) bearings with Chrome Steel balls utilize GCr15/52100 alloy spheres hardened to HRC 60–66, delivering the highest combination of load capacity, contact fatigue resistance, and surface hardness among standard ball materials. This makes them the most cost-effective option for the broadest range of industrial and precision motion applications.

 

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