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Needle Roller Bearings · DIN 5429

Pressed Steel Cage NUKR Series Stud Type Track Rollers

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

Pressed Steel Cage NUKR Series Stud Type Track Rollers are made from low-carbon sheet steel, two-piece riveted or ribbon type, rolling-element guided. Corrosion behavior: as the rings — it relies on the lubricant and the seals. The material is magnetic, and the usable service range is not the limiting element; the lubricant and the ring heat stabilization decide. In practice this material is the standard cage of volume bearing production: light, cheap, tolerant of temperature and unaffected by the oils that age a polymer cage.

Material
low-carbon sheet steel, two-piece riveted or ribbon type, rolling-element guided
Corrosion resistance
As the rings — it relies on the lubricant and the seals
Magnetic response
Magnetic
Service temperature
not the limiting element; the lubricant and the ring heat stabilization decide

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.

Gearbox bearing — NUKR Series Stud Type Track Rollers in service

In a nukr series stud type track rollers, Pressed Steel Cage is the cage, which spaces the rolling elements and keeps them from touching each other. The grade is low-carbon sheet steel, two-piece riveted or ribbon type, rolling-element guided; it is magnetic, and its usable service range is not the limiting element; the lubricant and the ring heat stabilization decide. This page covers what the material changes about the bearing, the limits it brings with it, and the sizes supplied.

Why Pressed Steel Cage for NUKR Series Stud Type Track Rollers

The standard cage of volume bearing production: light, cheap, tolerant of temperature and unaffected by the oils that age a polymer cage. In a nukr series stud type track rollers it is the cage, which spaces the rolling elements and keeps them from touching each other.

Pressed from sheet and guided by the rolling elements, it adds almost no mass and almost no cost, tolerates a wide temperature range, and is unaffected by lubricant chemistry. It is the default cage of the standard bearing ranges for good reasons.

Material Properties

Grade designationlow-carbon sheet steel, two-piece riveted or ribbon type, rolling-element guided
Magnetic responseMagnetic
Service temperatureNot the limiting element; the lubricant and the ring heat stabilization decide
Corrosion characteristicAs the rings — it relies on the lubricant and the seals

Alternatives and When to Switch

Polyamide where quiet running and low friction matter and the temperature is moderate; machined brass where speed, shock or lubricant chemistry rules both of the others out.

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.

Sizes of NUKR Series Stud Type Track Rollers Available in Pressed Steel Cage

DesignationRoller outer diameter D (mm)Roller width C (mm)
NUKR353518
NUKR404018
NUKR474724
NUKR525224
NUKR626229
NUKR727229
NUKR808035
NUKR858535
NUKR909035

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Every ring is gauged for bore and outside diameter, every assembly for radial internal clearance to ISO 5753-1, and every finished bearing for vibration. That is why the values on this page are quotable rather than indicative.

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Dimensions & Specifications (DIN 5429)

DesignationRoller outer diameter D (mm)Roller width C (mm)
NUKR353518
NUKR404018
NUKR474724
NUKR525224
NUKR626229
NUKR727229
NUKR808035
NUKR858535
NUKR909035

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Pressed Steel Cage used for this part?

Pressed from sheet and guided by the rolling elements, it adds almost no mass and almost no cost, tolerates a wide temperature range, and is unaffected by lubricant chemistry. It is the default cage of the standard bearing ranges for good reasons.

What are the limits of Pressed Steel Cage?

It is a light-duty cage: it is guided by the rolling elements and it is not intended for heavy vibration, high acceleration or sustained very high speed, which is where the machined brass cage takes over. In a heavily shocked application, cage damage rather than raceway fatigue is what ends the bearing.

What should I use instead of Pressed Steel Cage?

Polyamide where quiet running and low friction matter and the temperature is moderate; machined brass where speed, shock or lubricant chemistry rules both of the others out.

Does Pressed Steel 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.

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.