Tritan NU208E.TVP2.C3 Cylindrical Roller Bearing 40mm

Product Description

The TRITAN NU208E.TVP2.C3 is a single-row cylindrical roller bearing designed for applications that require high radial load capacity and precise shaft support. With a 40mm bore and 80mm outside diameter, this bearing fits standard shaft and housing configurations common in industrial and mechanical equipment. It carries a dynamic load capacity of 13,000 and a static load capacity of 11,900, making it well-suited for moderate-to-heavy radial loading. The unsealed design allows for external lubrication, and the polyamide cage keeps rollers evenly spaced for consistent load distribution. Installed by mechanical technicians and maintenance professionals working on rotating equipment.

This bearing is used in a range of industrial machinery including electric motors, gearboxes, pumps, compressors, and conveyor drives where radial loads dominate. The NU-series free outer ring design accommodates axial displacement between the shaft and housing, which is useful in applications with thermal expansion or shaft misalignment concerns. It meets RBEC 1 tolerance standards, which aligns with ISO P0 class, suitable for general-purpose machinery.

Key Features

• 40mm round bore fits standard shaft sizes for straightforward installation
• 80mm outside diameter for compatibility with common housing bores
• Dynamic load capacity of 13,000 for reliable radial load handling
• Static load capacity of 11,900 for stationary or low-speed load conditions
• Polyamide cage provides lightweight, low-friction roller retention
• Unsealed design supports external lubrication and relubrication in service
• RBEC 1 (ISO P0) tolerance for general-purpose mechanical applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cylindrical roller bearing for industrial equipment requiring a 40mm bore, 80mm outside diameter, NU-series single-row configuration with RBEC 1 tolerance.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified mechanical or maintenance technicians familiar with bearing press-fit procedures. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before removing or installing bearings. Use an appropriate bearing press or induction heater to seat the bearing without applying force through the rolling elements. Inspect the shaft and housing dimensions for proper fit tolerances before installation.