NACHI 6316 C4 Kugellager (80x170x39)
† Catalogue value, not verified
Description
For this NACHI bearing, 80x170x39 mm and a weight of 3.51 kg apply; the specification table holds the further technical particulars. This variant features greatly increased radial clearance (C4). On an open bearing the clearance can be re-measured after mounting — with strongly increased clearance (C4) it is precisely this residual value that carries the information, not the figure as delivered.
Strongly increased clearance (C4) answers positions at which the clearance is consumed from two sides at once. If not only the shaft but also the housing bore carries an interference fit, the inner ring is expanded and the outer ring is compressed; both shares occur simultaneously and add up to a loss that normal radial clearance no longer covers.
A permanently high temperature gradient between the rings has the same effect, as it arises at positions with an internal heat source. The price of this specification becomes visible in the mounted state: the wider the remaining clearance, the smaller the circumferential sector in which balls take up load at all, the higher the load on the carrying ball, and the more pronounced the movement of the outer ring relative to the inner ring under a change of load direction.
At low radial load there is the further point that the load-free part of the ball set is carried along by the cage alone and, without sufficient minimum load, can slide in the rolling contact, which stresses the lubricant film. The wide clearance also permits a small misalignment between the rings; the contact ellipse then migrates towards the groove shoulder, so this mobility is to be treated as a manufacturing tolerance rather than as a design principle.
The open form contributes twice in this combination: it allows oil or circulating lubrication, which removes the frictional heat and thereby limits the temperature gradient itself, and it makes the mounted clearance accessible to measurement. Through-hardened standard bearing steel sets the frame for hardness and dimensional accuracy; whether the position may be run permanently above the usual temperature range is to be taken from the designation.
NACHI 6316 C4 Kugellager (80x170x39)
— 80 x 170 x 39 mm
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Same size — other brands
Bearings of the same type with identical dimensions 80 × 170 × 39 mm — please check sealing, clearance and execution.
multiple variants for this number — please select
This designation exists in several variants. Please pick the matching one.
Same dimensions means the same bearing type and matching main dimensions (d × D × B). Sealing, cage, internal clearance and execution (e.g. material, precision, grease fill) are encoded in the suffix and may differ — please check before ordering.
| Product | Brand | Price | Availability | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKF 6316/C4 Kugellager (80x170x39) | SKF | €112.16 | In stock | ||
| NTN 6316 C4 Kugellager (80x170x39) | NTN | €138.06 | In stock | ||
| NSK 6316 C4 Kugellager (80x170x39) | NSK | €169.48 | In stock | ||
| SKF 6316 M/C4 Kugellager (80x170x39) | SKF | €395.70 | In stock | ||
| SKF 6316 M/C4VL0241 Kugellager (80x170x39) | SKF | €1,337.66 | In stock | ||
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Guides for this product
- GuideC3 oder C4 – wann welche Lagerluft?C3 oder C4 Lagerluft? Wann größere Radiallagerluft nötig ist – feste Passung, Wärmedehnung, Temperaturdifferenz – und was die Betriebslagerluft damit zu tun hat.
- GuideWie verändert sich die Lagerluft bei Erwärmung?Erwärmung verkleinert die Lagerluft. So wird aus der Initiallagerluft das kleinere Betriebsspiel – und so wählen Sie die richtige Lagerluftklasse.
- GuideRillenkugellager oder Schrägkugellager?Rillenkugellager (DGBB) oder Schrägkugellager (ACBB)? Entscheidung nach Lastrichtung, Steifigkeit, Drehzahl und Kosten – mit klarer Auswahllogik.
