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Norm
ÖNORM EN 3060
Issue date: 2007 12 01
Aerospace series - Bearings, airframe rolling - Rigid single row ball bearings in steel, cadmium plated, with flanged alignment housing, cadmium plated - Dimensions and loads
This standard specifies the characteristics of rigid single row ball bearings in steel, cadmium-plated with cadmium plated flanged alignment housing designed to withstand...
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Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 12 Pages
Language:
German
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This standard specifies the characteristics of rigid single row ball bearings in steel, cadmium-plated with cadmium plated flanged alignment housing designed to withstand only slow rotations and oscillations under load. They are intended for use in the hubs of torsion lever and in separated supports. The airframe rolling bearings defined in this standard may be used in the temperature range from -54 °C to 150 °C. However, being lubricated with the following greases (see EN 3727); ester type very high pressure grease (code letter A), operating range from -73 °C to 121 °C or, synthetic hydrocarbons type very high pressure grease general purpose (code letter B) operating range from -54 °C to 177 °C. Their field of application when lubricated with code letter A grease is limited to 121 °C.
ÖNORM EN 3060
2007 12 01
Aerospace series - Bearings, airframe rolling - Rigid single row ball bearings in steel, cadmium pla...
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Issue date :
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Issue date :
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Issue date :
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Norm
ISO 1132-1:2000
Issue date :
2000 09 21
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