TIMKEN 22310KEJW33

Timken 22310KEJW33 Spherical Roller Bearing Description The Timken 22310KEJW33 is a high-capacity spherical roller bearing designed for reliability in harsh industrial environments. Its self-aligning capability allows it to accommodate misalignment and shaft deflection. This bearing is engineered with a tapered bore for a secure fit on tapered shafts or when using adapter sleeves, ensuring optimal performance under heavy loads. Specifications Manufacturer: Timken Part Number: 22310KEJW33 Inner Diameter (d): 50 mm Outer Diameter (D): 110 mm Width (B): 40 mm Bore Type: Tapered (1:12) Cage: Stamped Steel Lubrication: W33 (Annular groove and 3 lubrication holes in the outer ring) Label Info (Replaces 22310KCJW33) Application This bearing is ideal for use in various heavy-duty applications, including industrial gearboxes, paper machines, conveyor systems, and construction equipment, where high loads and potential misalignment are factors. Country of Origin Made in Poland. CO2 Impact Opting for this component saves approximately 4.2 kg of CO2 compared to new production, supporting sustainable industrial practices. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What is the significance of the ‘K’ in the 22310KEJW33 part number? The ‘K’ suffix indicates that the bearing has a tapered bore, with a standard taper of 1:12. This design allows for mounting on a tapered shaft journal or on a cylindrical shaft using an adapter or withdrawal sleeve, providing a tight interference fit. Can I use grease or oil for lubricating this W33 bearing? Yes, the W33 designation, which refers to the lubrication groove and holes in the outer ring, facilitates effective relubrication with either grease or oil. The choice depends on the specific application’s operating speed, temperature, and load conditions. What is the correct mounting procedure for a bearing with a tapered bore? Mounting a tapered bore bearing involves driving it up the tapered seat. The correct fit is achieved not by torque, but by measuring the reduction in radial internal clearance. Using feeler gauges to monitor this reduction is critical to prevent overloading the bearing upon installation. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026