McGill 1"-OD HEAVY STUD CAM FOLLOWERS MCG CF-H-1-S
The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.
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BrandMcGill®
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UPC726166033453
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Manufacturer Part Number2100510000
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CountryUSA
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Load Capacity2225 lb Dynamic/5400 lb Static
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Temperature Rating-20 to 250 deg F
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FinishBlack Oxide
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Thread Length1/2 in
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Thread Size5/8-18 UNF
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Maximum Speed4800 rpm
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Closure TypeSealed
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TypeCylindrical OD
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Roller Diameter1 in
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Roller MaterialChrome Steel
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Roller Width5/8 in
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Head TypeSlotted
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SeriesCFH
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Stud Diameter5/8 in
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Stud Length1 in
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Stud Material52100 Steel
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Stud TypeHeavy
- Full complement needle roller construction provides high radial load capacity, it also provides improved resistance to shock loading versus caged needle bearing
- It provides improved resistance to shock loading versus caged needle bearing
- A heavy sectioned outer race design to help withstand shock loading of cam follower operation
- Inner studs are induction heat treated in the roller path and flange surfaces
- Our sealed bearing option helps extend bearing life by utilizing a lubrication groove and LUBRI-DISC® seals
- Bearings are supplied pre-lubricated with lithium soap thickened grease
- The annular groove in the outer raceway provides a lubrication reservoir which increases the pre-lubricated life of the bearing
- The threads are manufactured to a class 2 tolerance
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Alternative Part NumberCFH 1 S
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UNSPSC26101708
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Standards/ApprovalsABMA Standard
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Instruction/Installation Manual
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Specification Sheet
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The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.
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