Skf 7203 Becbp Angular Contact Ball Bearing 17mm Bore

Product Description

The SKF 7203 BECBP is a single-row angular contact ball bearing designed to handle combined radial and axial loads in high-speed rotating equipment. With a 40-degree contact angle, it is engineered to support significant thrust loads alongside radial forces. Static load capacity is 6,100 pounds and dynamic load capacity is 11,000 pounds, making it well suited for demanding shaft applications. The open-style design uses a plastic cage and is rated for speeds up to 20,000 RPM. Licensed HVAC, industrial, and mechanical technicians install this bearing in motors, pumps, compressors, and similar rotating machinery.

This bearing fits shaft applications requiring a 17 mm bore diameter and a 40 mm outside diameter. The 12 mm width and flangeless design allow for straightforward housing installation in space-constrained assemblies. The single-row configuration suits applications where axial load acts in one primary direction. It carries an ABEC-3 (P6) dimensional tolerance rating and an ABEC-5 (P5) running accuracy rating, covering a range of precision requirements in industrial and commercial equipment service.

Key Features

• 40-degree contact angle for combined radial and axial load handling
• 11,000 lb dynamic load capacity and 6,100 lb static load capacity
• Maximum speed rating of 20,000 RPM
• Open style with plastic cage construction
• ABEC-3 (P6) dimensional and ABEC-5 (P5) running accuracy tolerance ratings
• Round bore, without flange, single-row design for compact installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement single-row angular contact ball bearing for industrial motors, pumps, compressors, and other rotating equipment with a 17 mm bore shaft and 40 mm housing bore.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical or industrial technician. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing bearing. Use proper bearing press tools or an induction heater to seat the bearing without applying force through the rolling elements. Consult applicable equipment service documentation and relevant machinery safety standards before proceeding.