

Product Details
LD-406 Chrome Steel Self-Aligning Ball Bearing 1200 1300 2200 Double Row
LD-406 chrome steel self-aligning ball bearings in 1200/1300/2200/2300 series. Double row with spherical outer raceway, compensates for shaft misalignment. GCr15 steel, cylindrical or tapered bore option.
Core Features
- Double row ball design with spherical outer raceway for self-aligning capability
- High carbon chromium bearing steel (GCr15/SUJ2) construction for extended fatigue life
- Compensates for shaft misalignment and housing deflection automatically
- Available in 1200, 1300, 2200, and 2300 series with wide size range
- Cylindrical or tapered bore (K suffix) options for flexible mounting
- Steel or brass cage options for different speed and temperature requirements
- Open or sealed configurations for various operating environments
- ISO 9001 and CE certified with ABEC 1-3 precision grades
Application Scenarios
- Conveyor rollers and material handling systems
- Agricultural machinery including harvesters and tillers
- Textile spinning and weaving equipment
- Mining conveyors and crushing machinery
- Food processing and packaging production lines
- HVAC fans, blowers, and ventilation systems
FAQ
What is the maximum misalignment angle that self-aligning ball bearings can accommodate?
Self-aligning ball bearings typically accommodate misalignment angles of 1.5 to 3 degrees depending on the series and size. The 1200 series generally allows up to 2 degrees, while the 2200 and 2300 series with more robust construction can accommodate up to 3 degrees. Actual limits depend on load conditions and lubrication.
When should I choose a tapered bore (K suffix) over a cylindrical bore?
Choose a tapered bore with K suffix when you need to mount the bearing directly on a tapered shaft or when using an adapter sleeve for mounting on a straight shaft. Tapered bore designs allow for easier mounting and dismounting, provide better radial clearance adjustment, and are preferred in applications requiring frequent maintenance or where precise bearing positioning is needed.
What is the load capacity of double row self-aligning ball bearings compared to single row bearings?
Double row self-aligning ball bearings have significantly higher radial load capacity than single row designs, typically 1.5 to 2 times the capacity of comparable single row bearings. The double row arrangement also provides improved axial load capability in both directions. However, they have lower speed limits than single row deep groove ball bearings due to the increased friction from the spherical raceway geometry.
What are the speed limits for self-aligning ball bearings?
Speed limits depend on bearing size, series, cage material, lubrication method, and operating conditions. Generally, smaller bearings in the 1200 series can reach higher speeds (up to 20,000 RPM for miniature sizes), while larger 2300 series bearings operate at lower speeds (2,000-5,000 RPM). Brass cages allow higher speeds than steel cages. Always consult the specific bearing datasheet for precise speed ratings under your operating conditions.


