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Superceeded bearing Part Numbers 1
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Doesn't SKF do this? It's been a while, but most bearing companies seemed to have large cross references to their competitor numbers, the better to switch you to their product. I would expect SKF to want to keep the customers they have, so they should at least index their own.
Do you have a part in mind or is this just a what-if question?
Edit to add: Most bearing brokers/resellers will have that same sort of information, assuming it's available. I would not expect custom bearings to be listed.
Do you have a part in mind or is this just a what-if question?
Edit to add: Most bearing brokers/resellers will have that same sort of information, assuming it's available. I would not expect custom bearings to be listed.
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Hi 3DDave
I have a engineering stores download from a auto car maker, I have created a list of SKF brgs P/Ns as my master list in MS Access, but many of the car maker P/Ns are not matching. I know from a previous reply from SKF support that 2RS are now 2RS1. I have googled a number of P/Ns but am not getting matches. Also have gone on SKF product finder site and get this message after keying a few P/Ns "It seems you are looking for a specific variant. The information on the Prefix and Suffix page may be helpful. Or, you can Contact us directly", I was looking for 1220 K/C3 and 1213 EKTN9/C3.
They are not very responsive when you fill in an online form
Dave
I have a engineering stores download from a auto car maker, I have created a list of SKF brgs P/Ns as my master list in MS Access, but many of the car maker P/Ns are not matching. I know from a previous reply from SKF support that 2RS are now 2RS1. I have googled a number of P/Ns but am not getting matches. Also have gone on SKF product finder site and get this message after keying a few P/Ns "It seems you are looking for a specific variant. The information on the Prefix and Suffix page may be helpful. Or, you can Contact us directly", I was looking for 1220 K/C3 and 1213 EKTN9/C3.
They are not very responsive when you fill in an online form
Dave
Do they have a number for an Applications Engineering department? That's what we have at my company and our Apps guys get questions like that from customers pretty frequently. I'd bet that's a pretty simple question to get answered if you can get in touch with a live human.
Aidan McAllister
Metallurgical Engineer
Aidan McAllister
Metallurgical Engineer
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1220K came right up on the SKF site. Self aligning ball bearings, and a popular number. C3 usually indicates a little extra internal clearance. That //may// make it a special.
1213 EKTN9/C3. Self aligning ball with taper bore. And extra clearance.
Motion industries claims to have that exact part in stock for ~$180.
1213 EKTN9/C3. Self aligning ball with taper bore. And extra clearance.
Motion industries claims to have that exact part in stock for ~$180.
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BearingDave
Mechanical
Hello,
I would think SKF has a division in Spain you should be able to call.
1220 K/C3
1220 is the basic designation which defines a self aligning ball bearing of dimensions 100 x 180 x 34 mm
K means a tapered bore, 1:12 on the diameter. This bearing can be mounted on an adapter sleeve or a tapered shaft.
C3 means radial internal clearance class greater than normal.
1213 EKTN9/C3
1213 is the basic designation which defines a self aligning ball bearing of dimensions 65 x 120 x 23 mm
E means Optimized internal design for increased load carrying capacity
K means a tapered bore, 1:12 on the diameter. This bearing can be mounted on an adapter sleeve or a tapered shaft
TN9 means Glass fibre reinforced PA66 cage, ball centered
C3 means radial internal clearance class greater than normal.
I would think SKF has a division in Spain you should be able to call.
1220 K/C3
1220 is the basic designation which defines a self aligning ball bearing of dimensions 100 x 180 x 34 mm
K means a tapered bore, 1:12 on the diameter. This bearing can be mounted on an adapter sleeve or a tapered shaft.
C3 means radial internal clearance class greater than normal.
1213 EKTN9/C3
1213 is the basic designation which defines a self aligning ball bearing of dimensions 65 x 120 x 23 mm
E means Optimized internal design for increased load carrying capacity
K means a tapered bore, 1:12 on the diameter. This bearing can be mounted on an adapter sleeve or a tapered shaft
TN9 means Glass fibre reinforced PA66 cage, ball centered
C3 means radial internal clearance class greater than normal.
RodneyOssai
Electrical
I don't know if this is what you are looking for. I am an electrical guy after all.
But there is an Android app that converts ABMA bearing to SKF equivalent part number.
But there is an Android app that converts ABMA bearing to SKF equivalent part number.
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