NCF 1876 V NCF 1876 CV NCF 2976 V NCF 2976 CV NCF 3076 V NCF 3076 CV NCF 1880 V NCF 1880 CV NCF 2980 V NCF 2980 CV NCF 3080 V NCF 3080 CV, Cylindrical Roller Bearings

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Cylindrical roller bearings are manufactured in a number of designs as indicated below.The predominant

type being the single row roller. The roller and cage assembly are guided axially by the integral

flanges (ribs) on one of the bearing rings. This design facilitates ease of mounting and dismounting,

particularly where both races are an interference fit on their seatings. Roller bearings with flanges (ribs)

on one race only do not provide any end location. Various roller bearings with ribs on both races provide

axial location, and are capable of carrying light or intermittent axial loading. These patterns are of

the NJ, NUP and NJ+HJ types. If used for axial location and light axial loads, the contact between the

flanges (ribs) and the roller ends is that of a sliding bearing, not rolling bearing; therefore

lubrication is of paramount importance.

Alignment is much more critical than that of a ball bearing; as a general guide, this is limited to

approximately .003 radians. Double and multi-row bearings are also manufactured

- see NN and NNU series.

Dimensions in accordance with ISO 15-2011

Of these bearings, the NJ, NUP and NJH types can also

carry light or intermittent thrust loads between the guide rib

and the end of the rollers. Several arrangements of locating

ribs are available, as illustrated. The choice between these

types is usually decided by consideration of assembly procedure

or machine clearances. The bearings utilizing machined

bronze cages are suitable for high speed operation. The NN

30 and NN 30 K series are available in high precision tolerances

and, due to their extreme rigidity, are particularly suited

for use in machine tool spindles.

Typical suffixs used for cylindrical roller bearings:

E - Increased loading capacity

NA - Non-interchangeable components

M - Brass cage guided on the rollers

EM - Increased loading capacity and brass cage guided on the rollers

EMA - Increased loading capacity and brass cage guided on the outer ring