Skf 7004 ACD/P4ADGA Angular Contact Ball Bearing

Product Description

The SKF 7004 ACD/P4ADGA is a single-row angular contact ball bearing designed for high-precision rotating applications. It features a 25-degree contact angle that allows it to handle combined radial and axial loads simultaneously. With a static load capacity of 1,510 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 3,028 pounds, this bearing is suited for demanding service conditions. The open-style design and round bore make it straightforward to install in properly toleranced housings and shaft systems. It is commonly specified by mechanical technicians and millwrights working on machine tool spindles, pumps, compressors, and other precision rotating equipment.

This bearing is appropriate for both industrial and commercial machinery applications where accurate axial positioning and high rotational precision are required. The 25-degree contact angle makes it well suited for applications with significant thrust loading in one direction combined with moderate radial loads. It is typically installed in matched pairs or sets to achieve the necessary load sharing and preload conditions required by the application.

Key Features

• 25-degree contact angle supports combined radial and axial loading
• 3,028 lb dynamic load capacity for demanding duty cycles
• 1,510 lb static load capacity
• Single-row construction in an open-style configuration
• Round bore without flange for standard housing fits
• 20 mm bore diameter with 42 mm OD and 24 mm width for compact installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit angular contact ball bearing for precision rotating machinery requiring a 20 mm bore, 42 mm outside diameter, and 24 mm overall width with a 25-degree contact angle.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified millwright or mechanical technician familiar with precision bearing fits and preload requirements. Disconnect and lock out all power to the equipment before removing or installing the bearing. Use proper bearing installation tools such as a press or bearing driver to avoid applying force through the rolling elements. Do not use impact tools directly on the bearing races, as this can damage the raceways and reduce service life.