D/W R1-4
D/W Series Stainless Steel Miniature Bearings
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D/W R1-4 Bearing Product Overview & Core Advantages
The D/W R1-4 is a single row deep groove ball bearing engineered for precision applications requiring high reliability in compact spaces. Manufactured entirely from stainless steel, it offers excellent corrosion resistance. Its open design and P0 tolerance class ensure smooth operation and reliable performance under radial loads, making it an ideal choice for instruments and devices where space and weight are critical constraints.
D/W R1-4 Bearing Model Code Explained, Specifications & Naming Convention
| Code Segment | Technical Meaning |
|---|---|
| D/W | Manufacturer / Series Designation |
| R1-4 | Bore Size Code (0.07813") |
| (No Suffix) | Open (non-shielded/non-sealed) construction |
D/W R1-4 Bearing Structural Features & Performance Benefits
- Compact & Lightweight Design: With an ultra-small bore diameter of 0.07813" and a total weight of just 0.0003 kg, this bearing is engineered for miniature assemblies and applications with severe space limitations.
- Corrosion Resistance: All components, including rings, balls, and cage, are made from stainless steel, providing reliable operation in humid or mildly corrosive environments.
- Precision Performance: Built to P0 tolerance class with a CN radial internal clearance, it delivers consistent, low-vibration operation suitable for precision mechanisms.
- High-Speed Capability: The open design and stainless-steel construction contribute to a limiting speed of 100,000 rpm, enabling use in high-speed spindles and small motors.
D/W R1-4 Bearing Typical Application Areas
- Precision Instruments and laboratory equipment
- Small DC Motors and miniature gearboxes
- Medical devices and dental handpieces
- Optical encoders and scanning mechanisms
- Radio-controlled models and drones