SKF 71822 CDGA/P4 single-row angular contact ball bearing high capacity, universally combinable 110 mm

Recommended Retail Price €2,891.15

1,431.40 tax incl.

€1,182.98 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)

SKF 71822 CDGA/P4 single-row angular contact ball bearing high capacity, universally combinable 110 mm

€1,431.40 Recommended Retail Price €2,891.15

On order: delivered from 26/05/2026

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Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 26/05/2026
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Product information

Product description

These super-precision, high-capacity, single row angular contact ball bearings accommodate radial and axial loads acting simultaneously, where the axial load acts in one direction only. They are designed to accommodate heavy loads at relatively high speeds under low to moderate operating temperatures. Being universally matchable, they can be used together in arrangements to provide effective load sharing, within a predetermined preload range, without the use of shims or similar devices.

Very high running accuracy
Very high load carrying capacity
Relatively high speed and stiffness
Universally matchable

Key features according to our expert

Inner diameter: 110 mm
Outer diameter: 140
Width: 16

Specifications / All features

Brand: SKF
03265931
EAN: 07316574349289
Supplier number: SKF 71822 CDGA/P4

Inner diameter: 110 mm
Outer diameter: 140
Width: 16
Universal matching bearing: Yes, back-to-back (<>), face-to-face (><) or tandem (>>)
Material, bearing: Bearing steel
Cage: Non-metallic
Design: High-capacity D
Lubricant: None
Matched arrangement: No
Basic static load rating: 40.5
Contact type: Normal contact (two-point contact)
Tolerance class: P4
Ring type: One-piece inner and outer rings
Sealing: Without
Matched condition (axial clearance/ preload): Measuring load, class A
Contact angle: 15
Bore diameter: 110
Number of rows: 1
Basic dynamic load rating: 31.9
Coating: Without
Outside diameter: 140
Note: Refer to catalogue data or contact SKF for the attainable speeds