Information about ball bearing seals
On this page you will find the correct seal
Deep groove ball bearings without seal (open bearing)
Advantages
- no frictional resistance
- easy relubrication
Disadvantages
- quick soiling
Deep groove ball bearings with steel seals on both sides (ZZ)
ZZ-seal
- Comparable with FAG as well as SKF: 2Z
- Material: sheet steel
- Structure: gap seal made of a profiled sheet steel washer
Advantages
- Touchless
- No additional friction and increase in temperature
- Can be used up to limiting speed
- Good sealing action against soiling
- Long maintenance-free period (lifetime lubrication)
Disadvantages
- Limited sealing action against fine particles and liquids
Deep groove ball bearings with rubber seals on both sides (2RS)
2RS seal
- Comparable with FAG: 2RSR SKF: 2RS1, 2RSH
- Material: NBR, temperature resistance -20 °C to 100°C (up to 120° C for a short time)
- Structure: contact lip seal on both sides
Advantages
- High sealing action against soiling and humidity
- NBR is resistant to a multitude of aggressive materials
- Long maintenance-free term (lifetime lubrication)
Disadvantages
- Increased frictional resistance
Suffix-key
Brand/Seal | SKF | FAG | NKE | NSK | NTN | Koyo | SNR | TWB |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1/2 Sealing shield(s) Z / ZZ our designation |
Z / 2Z | Z / 2Z | Z / 2Z | Z / ZZ | Z / ZZ | Z / ZZ | Z / ZZ | Z / ZZ |
1/2 Sealing shield(s) RS / 2RS our designation |
RS1 / 2RS1 RSH / 2RSH |
RSR / 2RSR |
RSR / 2RSR RS2 / 2RS2 |
DU / DDU |
LU / LLU |
RS / 2RS |
E / EE |
RS / 2RS |
This information is provided as a recommendation. The data has been carefully compiled from various sources, but no guarantee is given for any of the information.