7000 CEGA/HCP4A

Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings

7000 CEGA/HCP4A Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings
7000 CEGA/HCP4A Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings

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Part No. 7000 CEGA/HCP4A

Basic Information

System of measurement Metric
Weight 0.017 kg
Tolerance class P4A
Seal type Open
For load direction Angular Contact

Main Dimensions

Bore diameter 10 mm
Bore diameter tolerance -0.004mm to 0
Outside diameter 26 mm
Outside diameter tolerance -0.004mm to 0
Width 8 mm
Width tolerance -0.2mm to 0
Contact angle 15 °

Ball & Washer Dimensions

Ball diameter 3.969 mm
Ball quantity 11

Performance

Temperature range - 30°C to 110 °C
Radial dynamic load rating 680 lbf
Radial static load rating 266 lbf
Limiting speed 140 X 1000 rpm
Lubrication Lubricated
Matched arrangement Single
Number of bearings in matched set 2
Universal matching bearing Universal Matchable (SU)
Preload Extra light / Class A

Materials

Ring material Chrome Steel
Ball material Ceramic
Cage material Phenolic
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7000 CEGA/HCP4A Bearing Product Overview & Core Advantages

The 7000 CEGA/HCP4A is a single-row angular contact ball bearing engineered for ultra-high precision applications requiring exceptional rotational accuracy and speed capabilities. This bearing features a P4A super-precision tolerance class and is manufactured with ceramic balls and a phenolic resin cage, making it ideally suited for machine tool spindles and other high-performance machinery. Its design is optimized to handle significant combined loads (radial and axial) simultaneously while operating at very high speeds with minimal heat generation and wear.

7000 CEGA/HCP4A Bearing Model Code Explained, Specifications & Naming Convention

Code Segment Technical Meaning
7000 Basic bearing series, indicating a metric, single-row angular contact design with a 10mm bore.
CEGA Internal bearing design code, specifying enhanced internal geometry and performance characteristics.
HC Hybrid Ceramic: Denotes the use of ceramic balls (typically Silicon Nitride) in a steel ring structure.
P4A The tolerance class, indicating super-precision levels exceeding ABEC 7, with very tight running accuracy and dimensional control.

7000 CEGA/HCP4A Bearing Structural Features & Performance Benefits

  • Hybrid Ceramic Construction: The combination of steel rings and ceramic balls significantly reduces friction, heat buildup, and wear. This results in a higher limiting speed (140,000 rpm), extended service life, and the ability to run with minimal lubrication.
  • Phenolic Resin Cage: This lightweight and robust cage material contributes to smooth operation at high speeds, offers excellent dimensional stability, and is suitable for a wide operating temperature range.
  • 15° Contact Angle & Preload: The angular contact design with an extra light preload (Class A) is optimized for high-speed applications, providing high rigidity and precise axial positioning while minimizing torque and heat generation.
  • Super-Precision P4A Tolerance: Ensures extremely low runout and vibration, which is critical for applications demanding the highest levels of accuracy and surface finish.
  • Universal Matchable (SU): These bearings are supplied as a matched set of 2 and are universal matchable, allowing for flexible mounting configurations (back-to-back, face-to-face, or tandem) to handle complex load conditions.

7000 CEGA/HCP4A Bearing Typical Application Areas

This bearing is specifically designed for the most demanding high-speed and high-precision applications, including:
  • Machine Tool Spindles: High-speed milling, grinding, and turning centers.
  • Precision Robotics: Arm joints and spindle drives requiring high rigidity and accuracy.
  • High-Frequency Motors and Spindles: Where extreme rotational velocities are necessary.
  • Aerospace & Defense Systems: Gyroscopes, navigation instruments, and other critical rotating assemblies.
  • Medical Equipment: Dental handpieces and surgical drill spindles.
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