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Angular Contact Ball Bearings · ISO 15 / DIN 628-1 / GB/T 292

Polyamide Cage 7300B Series Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Temperature and speed limits, lubricant compatibility, and the bore range this cage is offered across.

Polyamide Cage 7300B Series Angular Contact Ball Bearings are made from glass-fiber reinforced PA66, injection molded as a one-piece snap cage (suffix TVP / TVH depending on the maker). Corrosion behavior: unaffected by ordinary mineral greases and oils; aged prematurely by some synthetic oils and by aggressive EP additives at temperature. The material is non-magnetic, and the usable service range is continuous service to about +120 °C — above that the polyamide ages rapidly, and it is the cage rather than the steel that ends the bearing. In practice this material is light, quiet and low friction, and it survives momentary misalignment and starved starts better than a steel cage; it is also the reason a polyamide-caged bearing cannot be run to the temperature limit of its own rings.

Material
glass-fiber reinforced PA66, injection molded as a one-piece snap cage (suffix TVP / TVH depending on the maker)
Corrosion resistance
Unaffected by ordinary mineral greases and oils; aged prematurely by some synthetic oils and by aggressive EP additives at temperature
Magnetic response
Non-magnetic
Service temperature
continuous service to about +120 °C — above that the polyamide ages rapidly, and it is the cage rather than the steel that ends the bearing

Property figures are typical for the material. In an assembled bearing the lubricant, the seals and the cage frequently reach their limits before the material does, so check all four against the duty. Material certification is available on request for production orders.

Pump shaft bearing — 7300B Series Angular Contact Ball Bearings in service

In a 7300b series angular contact ball bearings, Polyamide Cage is the cage, which spaces the rolling elements and keeps them from touching each other. The grade is glass-fiber reinforced PA66, injection molded as a one-piece snap cage (suffix TVP / TVH depending on the maker); it is non-magnetic, and its usable service range is continuous service to about +120 °C — above that the polyamide ages rapidly, and it is the cage rather than the steel that ends the bearing. This page covers what the material changes about the bearing, the limits it brings with it, and the sizes supplied.

Why Polyamide Cage for 7300B Series Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Light, quiet and low friction, and it survives momentary misalignment and starved starts better than a steel cage; it is also the reason a polyamide-caged bearing cannot be run to the temperature limit of its own rings. In a 7300b series angular contact ball bearings it is the cage, which spaces the rolling elements and keeps them from touching each other.

A moulded polyamide cage is light, quiet and forgiving: it runs with less friction than a steel cage, tolerates momentary misalignment and shock, and survives a starved start that would let a steel cage wear. Its price is a temperature ceiling well below the rings'.

Material Properties

Grade designationglass-fiber reinforced PA66, injection molded as a one-piece snap cage (suffix TVP / TVH depending on the maker)
Magnetic responseNon-magnetic
Service temperatureContinuous service to about +120 °C — above that the polyamide ages rapidly, and it is the cage rather than the steel that ends the bearing
Corrosion characteristicUnaffected by ordinary mineral greases and oils; aged prematurely by some synthetic oils and by aggressive EP additives at temperature

Service Limits

Temperature is the limit, and it is a limit on the BEARING, not just on the cage: about +120 °C continuous, with the polyamide aging rapidly above that, especially in the presence of an oil with aggressive EP additives. A bearing that runs at 130 °C should not be ordered with a polyamide cage even though its rings would be perfectly content there.

What the Material Changes About the Bearing

The cage carries no load, so it changes no rating. What it changes is the operating envelope: the maximum temperature, the maximum speed, the tolerance of shock and vibration, the noise, and the compatibility with the lubricant. A bearing is very often limited by its cage long before its rings are in any danger, which is why the cage suffix in a designation is not a detail.

Fitting a Steel Bearing in an Aluminum Housing

Aluminum has roughly twice the coefficient of thermal expansion of bearing steel, so a housing bore machined to a normal H7 fit at room temperature grows away from the outer ring as the machine reaches operating temperature. The outer ring then turns in its seat and wears the bore. Where the housing is aluminum and the temperature rise is more than about 30 degrees C, tighten the housing fit by one grade — J7 or K7 in place of H7 — or fit a steel sleeve into the aluminum. Check the resulting internal clearance: a tighter housing fit takes clearance out of the bearing, which is often why C3 is specified alongside it.

Sizes of 7300B Series Angular Contact Ball Bearings Available in Polyamide Cage

DesignationBore d (mm)Outer diameter D (mm)Width B (mm)Chamfer r min (mm)Contact angle a (deg)
7300B1035110.640
7301B123712140
7302B154213140
7303B174714140
7304B2052151.140
7305B2562171.140
7306B3072191.140
7307B3580211.540
7308B4090231.540
7309B45100251.540
7310B5011027240
7311B5512029240
7312B60130312.140
7313B65140332.140
7314B70150352.140
7315B75160372.140
7316B80170392.140
7317B8518041340
7318B9019043340
7319B9520045340
7320B10021547340

Technical Drawing

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Dimensions & Specifications (ISO 15 / DIN 628-1 / GB/T 292)

DesignationBore d (mm)Outer diameter D (mm)Width B (mm)Chamfer r min (mm)Contact angle a (deg)
7300B1035110.640
7301B123712140
7302B154213140
7303B174714140
7304B2052151.140
7305B2562171.140
7306B3072191.140
7307B3580211.540
7308B4090231.540
7309B45100251.540
7310B5011027240
7311B5512029240
7312B60130312.140
7313B65140332.140
7314B70150352.140
7315B75160372.140
7316B80170392.140
7317B8518041340
7318B9019043340
7319B9520045340
7320B10021547340

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the limits of Polyamide Cage?

Temperature is the limit, and it is a limit on the BEARING, not just on the cage: about +120 °C continuous, with the polyamide aging rapidly above that, especially in the presence of an oil with aggressive EP additives. A bearing that runs at 130 °C should not be ordered with a polyamide cage even though its rings would be perfectly content there.

What should I use instead of Polyamide Cage?

Pressed steel is the alternative for ordinary duty at temperature; machined brass for high speed, heavy shock, and for lubricants that would age a polymer cage.

Does Polyamide Cage change the dimensions or the rating?

The cage carries no load, so it changes no rating. What it changes is the operating envelope: the maximum temperature, the maximum speed, the tolerance of shock and vibration, the noise, and the compatibility with the lubricant. A bearing is very often limited by its cage long before its rings are in any danger, which is why the cage suffix in a designation is not a detail.

Does the cage affect the load rating?

No. The cage carries no load — it spaces the rolling elements and guides them. What it decides is the operating envelope: the temperature limit, the speed limit, the tolerance of shock and vibration, the noise, and the compatibility with the lubricant.

How do I request a quotation?

Use the technical drawing on this page to pick the exact configuration, then submit it with the quote form. We respond within one business day.