Technical data

25 parameters

Identification

Manufacturer
FAG
Type
Radial insert ball bearing
Part number (SKU)
UC209-26#N1
EAN
4012802659733

Dimensions

Bore d
41.275 mm
Outside diameter D
85 mm
Width B
49.2 mm
Mass
767 g

Load ratings and operation

Dynamic load rating C
34500 N
Static load rating C₀
20400 N
Sealing
2RSR
Full manufacturer specification14 parameters · expand
Bore diameter, inch
1.625 inch
Calculation factor
14.1
Distance thread
8.0 mm
Distance to lubrication hole
6.3 mm
Fatigue load limit, radial
1060.0 N
Max. operating temperature
100.0 °C
Min. operating temperature
-20.0 °C
Outer ring width
22.0 mm
PFAS
no
Raceway distance
19.0 mm
Rib diameter inner ring
57.91 mm
Sealing
2RSR
Sealing total width
22.6 mm
Shape of outer surface
B

Classification

Manufacturer category
Rolling and Plain Bearings › Ball Bearings › Insert Ball Bearings and Belt Tension Pulleys › Insert Ball Bearings
eCl@ss class
23-05-08-02
UNSPSC
31171504

Description

Radial insert ball bearings UC, spherical outer ring, location by grub screws, RSR seals on both sides

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FAG

UC209-26

Radial insert ball bearing

⌀41.275 × 85 × 49.2 mm

od EUR 18.65net

+ VAT 23% = EUR 22.94 gross

To orderdate to be confirmed

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UC209-26—
EUR 18.65

Cheaper in larger quantities

from 5 pcsEUR 18.28−2%
from 10 pcsEUR 18.09−3%
from 25 pcsEUR 17.72−5%
from 50 pcsEUR 17.35−7%

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Symbol (SKU)UC209-26#N1
EAN4012802659733
Wymiary⌀41.275 × 85 × 49.2 mm
Masa767 g

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Documentation

Datasheet (PDF)

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