It looks like an 80 mm od bearing is +0.000 mm to -0.013 mm which is basically + 0 to -0.0005". Is that correct?
Understanding Standard Bearing Tolerances?
Understanding Standard Bearing Tolerances?
I'm trying to understand the standard bearing tolerance for an 80 mm OD deep groove ball bearing. See attachment from https://www.timken.com/resources/10857_ ... s-catalog/.
It looks like an 80 mm od bearing is +0.000 mm to -0.013 mm which is basically + 0 to -0.0005". Is that correct?
It looks like an 80 mm od bearing is +0.000 mm to -0.013 mm which is basically + 0 to -0.0005". Is that correct?
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Rich_Carlstedt
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Re: Understanding Standard Bearing Tolerances?
We always used 25 microns(25.4) to one Thousandth of a inch
or 25 um = .001"
so if the tolerance is 15 microns, that means about .0006" ( 15/25= .6 )
Rich
Edit, so yes , it's + 0.0 & - .0006"
or 25 um = .001"
so if the tolerance is 15 microns, that means about .0006" ( 15/25= .6 )
Rich
Edit, so yes , it's + 0.0 & - .0006"
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Bill Shields
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Re: Understanding Standard Bearing Tolerances?
Another one of those inferior system approximations 
Too many things going on to bother listing them.