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33011-XL

Holding a bearing marked SKF 33011 or NSK 33011 or TIMKEN 33011? Ours is 33011-XL — the same seat size, the same type and the same sealing and clearance design.

What this bearing is

33011-XL is a tapered roller bearing, execution: open. The manufacturer's cross-reference catalogue confirms full interchangeability for 6 designations, including SKF 33011, SKF 33011/Q, SKF 331311. For 1 designation (STEYR 33011C) interchangeability is conditional — the difference usually lies in radial clearance or cage design, so compare the data sheets before fitting.

Designation equivalents

FAG / INA33011-XL
SKF33011
SKF33011/Q
SKF331311
NSK33011
TIMKEN33011
KOYO33011JR
STEYR33011C

Before you replace it

This is a dimensional and design equivalent: the same seat size, the same bearing type and the same sealing and clearance design. It is not the same product — load ratings, tolerance class and grease may differ between manufacturers. For duty close to the limits or a critical application, check the datasheet of the specific design.

The same seat in another execution

These items share the mounting size and have cross-reference tables of their own. They differ in sealing, clearance or cage — exactly what decides how the bearing behaves in the seat.

Where these equivalents come from

The base number of a standard bearing is an ISO standard — 6205 is 6205 at every manufacturer. Only the suffixes describing the design differ, and those are what we translate: shields, contact seals, cage and radial clearance. Designations that mean different things at different makers are deliberately omitted.