SKF PCM 455040 M 45 mm Bore Plain Bearing, 50 mm OD, 440 kN

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RS Stock No.:
237-2266
Mfr. Part No.:
PCM 455040 M
Manufacturer:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Product Type

Plain Bearing

Bore Size

45 mm

Outside Diameter

50 mm

Static Load Rating - Radial

440kN

Material

Polyoxymethylene

Width

40 mm

Series

PCM

Standards/Approvals

No

SKF Plain Bearing, POM Composite Construction, 45mm ID, 50mm OD - PCM 455040 M


Looking for a reliable shaft support component? Turn to this plain bearing from SKF. It takes on dynamic loads up to 212kN, easily carrying heavy moving products to their destination. Internal pores effectively spread lubricant along the sliding surface to keep the bushing turning smoothly. Common transport tasks are a breeze, as it handles oscillating, linear and rotating forces. You can slot this bearing onto a shaft using a mounting dolly, so installation is quick and simple.

Features & Benefits


• Sintered tin and bronze layer minimise friction and ensure smooth running

• Handy relubrication hole for hassle-free machine maintenance

• Robust steel backing to shake off impacts

• POM covering layer tolerates minor misalignment, cutting down on disruption from mounting errors

• Wall thickness of just 2.5mm means it fits into narrow spaces

Applications


• Automotive industry

• Textiles manufacturing

• Heavy engineering

Why should I relubricate my bushing after installation?


Relubricating the bearing minimises wear from operating friction, extending it's service life. As many lubricants offer protection against dirt and moisture, keeping your bushing coated also removes the risk of corrosion that could damage a shaft's sliding surface.

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