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Tapered roller bearing measuring 170 by 310 by 43 millimetres for heavy radial and axial loads
The NTN 30234 is a tapered roller bearing with bore diameter 170 mm, outside diameter 310 mm and width 43 mm. It suits electricians and mechanics who need a replacement component for gearboxes, wheel hubs or industrial shafts.
Tapered roller geometry distributes combined radial and axial forces evenly across the contact line. Under continuous operation the rollers maintain alignment, reducing localised stress and heat buildup compared with ball bearings of similar envelope.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 30234 |
The NTN 30234 tapered roller bearing runs with low friction, so heat build-up stays minimal during extended use when properly lubricated and loaded within its 170 mm inner by 310 mm outer dimensions.
You need a 170 mm diameter shaft and a 310 mm diameter housing bore, with 43 mm of axial space, to install the NTN 30234 tapered roller bearing.
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