Gothic Arch Stainless Steel Track Roller - R45ECSS

Gothic Arch track roller bearing from the PBC Linear metric-series track roller lineup, featuring a 8mm bore and a 24mm maximum outer diameter. The roller's outer race is ground with a Gothic arch (four-point contact) profile, allowing it to ride smoothly and self-align along a hardened steel shaft or raceway rail. Built in 440 stainless steel, it is sized as a direct fit for compatible Redi-Rail® carriages, and is equally suited to custom cam or track roller assemblies.

  • Track roller bearing only
  • Bore diameter (d): 8mm
  • Maximum outer diameter (Dmax): 24mm
  • Gothic arch (four-point contact) raceway profile for smooth, self-aligning rolling contact and improved running accuracy
  • Double row ball bearing construction for added rigidity and radial load support
  • 440 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in washdown, humid, or mildly corrosive environments

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cadR45ECSS.stepSTEP AP214Download
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