71828 ACDGA/HCP4

Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings

71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings
71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Hybrid Ceramic Super Precision Bearings

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Part No.
Part No. 71828 ACDGA/HCP4

Basic Information

System of measurement Metric
Weight 0.71 kg
Tolerance class P4
Seal type Open
For load direction Angular Contact

Main Dimensions

Bore diameter 140 mm
Bore diameter tolerance -0.004mm to 0
Outside diameter 175 mm
Outside diameter tolerance -0.004mm to 0
Width 18 mm
Width tolerance -0.2mm to 0
Contact angle 25 °

Ball & Washer Dimensions

Ball diameter 10.319 mm
Ball quantity 35

Performance

Temperature range - 30°C to 110 °C
Radial dynamic load rating 9518 lbf
Radial static load rating 13162 lbf
Limiting speed 11 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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71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Bearing Product Overview & Core Advantages

The 71828 ACDGA/HCP4 is a single-row angular contact ball bearing engineered for applications demanding high precision and superior performance. Its defining characteristic is the 25° contact angle, which provides excellent capability to support combined loads—significant radial loads and one-directional axial loads simultaneously. Manufactured to a P4 tolerance class, this bearing ensures exceptional running accuracy, making it ideal for high-speed spindles and other precision machinery. The use of a ceramic ball and phenolic cage combination contributes to its status as a high-speed bearing with a low inertia and extended service life.

71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Bearing Model Code Explained, Specifications & Naming Convention

Code Segment Technical Meaning
71828 Basic bearing designation, indicating the bearing size with a 140mm bore and 175mm outside diameter.
AC Angular Contact design with a 25° contact angle.
DGA Indicates a Universal Matchable (SU) bearing, designed to be mounted in pairs (in this case, a set of 2) to support axial loads in both directions.
HC Refers to the Hybrid Ceramic construction, featuring steel rings and ceramic balls.
P4 Denotes the tolerance class, signifying very high precision for running accuracy and dimensional stability.

71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Bearing Structural Features & Performance Benefits

High-Speed & High-Rigidity Performance: The phenolic cage is lightweight and robust, enabling the bearing to achieve a high limiting speed of 11,000 rpm with minimal centrifugal forces. The ceramic balls reduce friction, heat generation, and wear, further enhancing high-speed capability and service life.

Superior Load Capacity: The optimized 25° contact angle and high-grade chrome steel rings provide excellent radial dynamic and static load ratings (9518 lbf and 13162 lbf, respectively), making it capable of handling demanding combined loads.

Precision Engineering: The P4 tolerance class ensures minimal runout and precise dimensional control, which is critical for applications requiring high rotational accuracy and high rigidity.

Universal Matching Design: The DGA suffix confirms that this bearing is universally matchable. When mounted in pairs with a specific preload (in this case, Extra light / Class A), they form a set that can accommodate axial loads from both directions, simplifying design and installation.

71828 ACDGA/HCP4 Bearing Typical Application Areas

This high-precision, high-speed angular contact ball bearing is ideally suited for advanced applications, including:

  • Machine Tool Spindles: For high-speed milling, grinding, and turning centers.
  • Precision Robotics: In high-accuracy robotic arms and joints.
  • High-Frequency Motors and Spindles: Where low inertia and high rotational speeds are critical.
  • Aerospace and Defense Systems: In gyroscopes, navigation systems, and other critical rotating assemblies.
  • Medical Equipment: For dental handpieces and imaging device rotors.
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