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Tapered roller bearing sized 200x360x48mm handles combined radial and axial loads
The ZIBOO NTN 30240 is a tapered roller bearing designed for applications requiring combined radial and axial load support. It suits mechanics and maintenance engineers working on industrial gearboxes, automotive differentials or heavy machinery where precise rolling-element guidance is needed.
Installation requires a clean housing, proper heating or a press fit to avoid brinelling the raceways. Common issues include misalignment during mounting, insufficient lubrication leading to premature wear, and damage from hammer blows instead of using a suitable driver or sleeve.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 30240 |
Verify smooth rotation and check for axial play within the 48 mm width tolerance.
The box contains the NTN 30240 tapered roller bearing measuring 200x360x48mm; lubricant and installation tools are sold separately.
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