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Kegelrollenlager-baugruppe

Product Information "Kegelrollenlager-baugruppe"
Unit imperial
Sort tapered roller bearing
Inner diameter 50.8 mm
Inner diameter 2 inch
Maximum backing shoulder diameter shaft 58 mm
Maximum backing shoulder diameter shaft 2.28 inch
Minimum backing shoulder diameter shaft 64 mm
Minimum backing shoulder diameter shaft 2.52 inch
Outer diameter 93.264 mm
Outer diameter 3.6718 inch
Maximum backing shoulder diameter housing 87.9 mm
Maximum backing shoulder diameter housing 3.46 inch
Minimum backing shoulder diameter housing 82 mm
Minimal imperial backing shoulder diameter of the housing 3.23 inch
Width cone 30.302 mm
Width cone 1.193 inch
Width cup 23.812 mm
Width cup 0.9375 inch
Total width 30.162 mm
Total width 1.1875 inch
Radius cone 3.5 mm
Radius cone 0.14 inch
Radius cup 3.3 mm
Radius cup 0.13 inch
Weight 0.85 kg

Kalmar

The Kalmar company was founded on Nelcon BV from the Netherlands, which was founded in 1883. Kalmar now belongs to the Cargotec group of companies, which has its German headquarters in Hamburg. Kalmar offers loading solutions and services for ports, terminals, distribution centers and heavy industry. Since 1999 they have also been manufacturing forklift trucks which are primarily designed for high loads of up to 60 tons. Kalmar is a pioneer in terminal automation and energy-efficient container handling. Every fourth container at a terminal around the world is handled by a Kalmar machine. In the 1940s, Kalmar developed the first straddle carrier for industry and in the 1970s the first RoRo tractor. To meet the need for more efficient container handling, Kalmar launched the first generation of reachstackers in the 1980s and, a decade later, the first forklift truck to operate on demanding terrain.

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