SMF95

SMF95 Standard Flanged Ball Bearings
Price $ 1.62
Number
Part Number SMF95
System of Measurement Metric
Bearing Type Ball
For Load Direction Radial
Construction Single Row
Inner Ring Type Standard
Seal Type Open
Bore Dia 5 mm
Bore Dia Tolerance -0.008mm to 0
Outer Dia 9 mm
Outer Dia Tolerance -0.008mm to 0
Width 2.5 mm
Width Tolerance -0.12mm to 0
Flange Outer Dia 10.2 mm
Flange Thickness 0.6 mm
Ring Material Stainless Steel
Ball Material Stainless Steel
Cage Material Stainless Steel
Dynamic Radial Load 74 lbf
Static Radial Load 27 lbf
Max Speed (X1000 rpm) 45
Lubrication Required
Shaft Mount Type Press Fit
Temperature Range -30° to 110 °C
ABEC Rating ABEC1
Radial Clearance Trade No MC3
Radial Clearance 0.002mm to 0.013mm
RoHS Compliant
REACH Compliant
Ball Dia 1.2000 mm
Ball Qty 8
Weight 0.62 g
INTERCHANGE
The LILY Bearing part series SMF95 is a potential replacement for these common bearing part numbers.
LILY
NMB
DYNAROLL
EZO
NHBB
McMaster-Carr
LSMF95
DDLF-950
SMF95
SMF95
SSLF-950
57155K458

Design Features of SMF95 Bearing

SMF95 Bearing is designed to effectively handle radial loads, provide precise alignment and facilitate easy mounting in applications where axial positioning is essential. SMF95 bore dia is 5 mm. Its out dia is 9 mm. SMF95 flange outer dia is 10.2 mm and its flange thickness is 0.6 mm. Its robust construction and flange design can offer reliable performance and extended service life.

 

What Benefits Can SMF95 Bearing Provide?

  • Precise Axial Positioning: The integrated flange aids in securing the bearing axially, ensuring optimal alignment.
  • Simplified Installation: The flange allows for easier bearing assembly and disassembly, reducing maintenance time.
  • Enhanced Durability: This bearing typically has robust construction for prolonged service life, even in demanding applications.
  • Reduced Friction: Their design aids in lowering friction, promoting energy efficiency.

 

What Can SMF95 Bearing Be Used for?

SMF95 Bearing is suitable for a wide range of applications due to their design and load handling capabilities, including:

  • Automotive: used in assemblies like transmissions, steering mechanisms, and wheel hubs
  • Industrial Machinery: such as conveyor systems, electric motors, and various mechanical handling systems
  • Home Appliances: such as washing machines, air conditioners, and refrigerators
  • Aerospace: used in aircraft control systems and satellite equipment
  • Electronics: like hard drives and DVD players
  • Robotics: used in robotic arms and automated machinery
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