ISO 3030:2022
ISO 3030:2022

ISO 3030:2022

March 2022
International standard Current

Rolling bearings - Radial needle roller and cage assemblies - Boundary dimensions, geometrical product specifications (GPS) and tolerance values

This document specifies the boundary dimensions for radial needle roller and cage assemblies.In addition, this document gives the tolerances for the cage width and method of functional gauging of bore diameter of needle roller complement.Informative values for the tolerances of shaft raceway, housing raceway and raceway widths are given in Annex A.Functional gauging of radial needle roller and cage assembly is given in Annex B.

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Publication date

March 2022

Number of pages

10 p.

Reference

ISO 3030:2022

ICS Codes

21.100.20   Rolling bearings

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Sumary
Rolling bearings - Radial needle roller and cage assemblies - Boundary dimensions, geometrical product specifications (GPS) and tolerance values

This document specifies the boundary dimensions for radial needle roller and cage assemblies.

In addition, this document gives the tolerances for the cage width and method of functional gauging of bore diameter of needle roller complement.

Informative values for the tolerances of shaft raceway, housing raceway and raceway widths are given in Annex A.

Functional gauging of radial needle roller and cage assembly is given in Annex B.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 3030:2011
ISO 3030:2011
October 2011
International standard Cancelled
Rolling bearings - Radial needle roller and cage assemblies - Boundary dimensions and tolerances

ISO 3030:2011 specifies the boundary dimensions for radial needle roller and cage assemblies. In addition, it gives the tolerances for the cage width and method of functional gauging of smallest single bore diameter of needle roller complement.

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