51216

51200 Series Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings

51216 51200 Series Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings
51216 51200 Series Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings

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Part No.
Part No. 51216

Basic Information

Bearing type Ball
System of measurement Metric
Weight 0.91 kg
Seal type Open
For load direction Thrust

Main Dimensions

Bore diameter 80 mm
Bore diameter tolerance -0.015mm to 0
Outside diameter 115 mm
Outside diameter tolerance -0.02mm to 0
Width 28 mm
Width tolerance +0.02mm to -0.3mm
Chamfer dimension 1 mm

Ball & Washer Dimensions

Housing washer inner diameter 82 mm
Shaft washer outer diameter 115 mm

Performance

Temperature range -30° to 110 °C
Axial dynamic load rating 17122 lbf
Axial static load rating 46800 lbf
Limiting speed 3.4 X 1000 rpm

Materials

Ring material 52100 Chrome Steel
Ball material 52100 Chrome Steel
Cage material Stainless Steel

Environment & Compliance

REACH Compliant
ROHS Compliant
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Product Overview and Core Advantages

The 51216 is a metric thrust ball bearing engineered for demanding applications requiring high axial load capacity and precision operation. This bearing is specifically designed to accommodate thrust loads in a single direction, making it an ideal solution for scenarios where axial forces are predominant. Manufactured from high-grade 52100 Chrome Steel for both rings and balls, it delivers exceptional durability and reliable performance. Its compact design, combined with a high axial dynamic load rating of 17,122 lbf, ensures stable operation in high-stress environments, providing a robust and long-lasting component for critical machinery.

51216 Bearing Model Code Explained, Specifications & Naming Convention

The model number 51216 provides key information about the bearing's configuration. Below is a breakdown of its standard designation:

  • 5: Indicates a Thrust Ball Bearing.
  • 1: Denotes a one-directional design for carrying axial loads.
  • 216: Specifies the dimensional series; '2' for the width series and '16' for the bore diameter code (80 mm).

This model features an Open (unsealed) design, allowing for versatile lubrication options but requiring a protected operating environment. The absence of additional suffixes indicates a standard, high-performance configuration.

Structural Features and Performance Benefits

The 51216 thrust ball bearing is characterized by several key structural features that translate directly into performance benefits:

  • High Axial Load Capacity: The bearing's geometry and use of chrome steel components are optimized to handle significant axial static load ratings of 46,800 lbf, providing high resistance to deformation under heavy loads.
  • Precision and Stability: With tight dimensional tolerances on the bore and outside diameter, this bearing ensures precise shaft and housing fits, contributing to reduced runout and smooth operation.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Cage: The stainless steel cage provides excellent strength and corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable ball guidance and extended service life, even in challenging environments.
  • High-Speed Capability: The design supports a limiting speed of 3,400 rpm, making it suitable for a range of industrial applications requiring rapid rotation under thrust conditions.

51216 Bearing Typical Application Areas

The 51216 thrust ball bearing is widely used in machinery and equipment where high axial loads are a primary concern. Common application areas include:

  • Automotive Systems: Such as clutches and steering mechanisms.
  • Industrial Machinery: Including heavy-duty machine tools, presses, and injection molding machines.
  • Power Transmission: Applications within gearboxes and pulleys that require management of axial forces.
  • Material Handling Equipment: Cranes and hoists that utilize vertical thrust loads.
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