HK 3814 Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series High Precision
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- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1 set
- Supply Capability:
- 900000 set/month
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Product Specifications:
Specification | Model No.: HK 3814 |
Brand Name: OEM | |
Size:38*45*14mm | |
Net weight: 0.031kg | |
Material: Chrome steel | |
Cage: Brass, Steel | |
Features: | 1) Precision: P6 P5 P4 P2 |
2) Noise level: Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4 | |
3) Vibration Level: V1, V2, V3, V4 | |
4) Clearance: C2, C3, C4 | |
5) Hardness: 58-63 HRC | |
6) Greese: As your requirement, such as SRL, PS2, Alvania R12 and so on. | |
Packing | 1.Industrial packing: box |
2.Commercial packing: box then into standard carton/wooden Box | |
3.According customer's requirement | |
Payment | T/T, L/C, Western Union |
Delivery time | About 3 to 5 working days |
Services | Warrantee: 1 year |
Samples: available | |
OEM: available | |
Free technical support and after-sales service |
Seal/close type Drawn cup needle roller bearings HK:
1.Strong load
2.High performance work
3.Lubrication
4.high speed
Product Applications:
Needle roller bearings are mainly used in car engines, transmissions, compressors, cranes, etc.
Our Advantages:
1. Excellent and high quality control
2. Prompt delivery
3. Competitive price
4. Small order accepted
5. Customers' drawing or samples accepted
6. OEM service
Shipping:
1.small quantity, can delivery by global express: DHL TNT FedEx ARAMEX EMS UPS.
this is door to door.
2.large quantity, can delivery by air, by sea, this is port to port.
Payment:
T/T, L/C, Money Gram, Payal, Western Union etc.
Lead Time:
Sample Lead-times: generally 3-5 workdays.
Production Lead-times: 3-5 days after get payment or as contract required
FAQ:
Q: Are you a manufacturer ?
A: Yes.
Q: Can you produce OEM products or make our brand name on the products?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you have after-serivice or can we return the goods if the goods are defective?
A: Yes, we do. After the goods are shipped, we have one year guarantee. If the shipped goods are approved to be defective, such as rusty, broken, severe deform etc. we will be responsible for the loss.
Q: What is your main product?
A: We mainly produce Spherical Roller Bearing, but we have worked in bearing field for more than 20 years. We have a comprehensive network of sourcing and trading all kinds of other bearings including Deep Groove Ball Bearing , Angular Contact Ball Bearing,Cylindrical Roller Bearing , Taper Roller Bearing And Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing , etc .
Q: Where is mainly market?
A: Our goal is to let worldwide customers to love and use our bearings. At present, our mainly customers locates in America, Germany, Franch, Italy, Spain, Iran, India, Pakistan etc.
- Q: What does ABEC for skateboard bearings mean?
- ABEC stands for Annular Bearing Engineering Council and it is a rating of how good bearings are. Basically the higher the number after ABEC-, the better the bearing is supposed to be. The scale goes ABEC-1, ABEC-3, ABEC-5, ABEC-7 and ABEC-9. Bones Bearings (Swiss, Ceramic) are Skate Rated and are basically better than most of the bearings rated on the ABEC scale.
- Q: Without achole
- Yeah Brake Cleaner would be the best way to clean anything gunked up. It removes any old grease and slime buildup. Although brake fluid does dry out quickly so after you sprayed it and wiped your parts down, lithium grease the bunch. :)
- Q: I just bought the sector 9 bambino 26.5 and I was wondering what would be better for it. Im trying to decide between the bones swiss labyrinth would bones super swiss 6. What would be better for my board-thanks.
- I think the bones swiss labyrinth, but man also check out Sector 9 Greaseball Bearings, they are so so so sick. Either way enjoy man.
- Q: My bike has a hub for a shimano freewheel with 7 gears. One of the dust covers in the hub is bended inwards and the cone goes through it. As a result the bearings come out. I was told by a bike's mechanic these dust covers are very hard to find and they are mostly manufactured for the specific wheel. Is that true? Do I have to change a full hub just because of this little dust cover? I did a quick search and found some for Shimano hubs but have not found one that looks like mine.
- Wheel Dust Covers
- Q: How do I work out this bearings problem?A helicopter flies 15km on a bearing of 053, then 7km on a bearing of 112. How far north is the helicopter from its starting position?
- This problem needs some thought since when you use directions North and bearing 0 degrees is at the top of the page But, in math, if you use degrees, 0 is usually to the right. To translate, so your calculator will give the correct answer, subtract the bearings from 90 degrees. So 90 degrees minus 53 degrees equals 37 degrees. The distance to the east is equal to cosine of 37 degrees times 15km = 12 km Sine of 37 degrees times 15km equals 9km So the first leg he ended up 12 km east and 9 km north of original position. Then to translate the 112 degrees, subtract it from 90 to get -22 degrees Cosine of -22 times 7km equals 6.5 km and Sin -22 times 7km equals -2.6km. The second leg took him 6.5km farther east and 2.6km south since the 2.6 was negative, it is in the direction south. Next, add the two together Cos + Cos for the travel east and you get 12 + 6.5 so he ended up 18.5km east of the starting point Add the Sines for the north/south directions. 9 -2.6=6.4 km north of starting position.
- Q: OK, so i got 91% isopropyl alcohol( i thinks that's rubbing alcohol) and bones speed cream. i just get a gatorade bottle and put the alcohol in it. drop the bearings and shake it around for about 5 minutes. clean them out. here whats i need help for. i have ABEC Lucky 7, do i need to take that little ring around it before i clean them? and i have bones speed cream, it says ts exclusive for bones bearings only. can i use it? zumiez doesn't got any other ones. does Maui nix? and is the stuff i do to clean it good? Long question. askin all skaters and whoever knows how to clean them for cheap.and good.
- i exploit lube that I were given with my bearings, so i visit no longer help you with hand-crafted stuff, yet I do no propose making use of WD-40! this can really help it quickly even though it thoroughly messes up your bearings after a lengthy time period!
- Q: I just took my car to the shop and found out that the carrier bearing is going out on my car, I need a new one. I was told that the only way to get one is off a salvage car or to buy a new drive shaft because Ford does not sell this part seperate. This has been a huge problem with the Ford Fusions and like it such as the Milan. So my question is, has any of you had this problem and found this part somewhere other than buying a new drive shaft?
- From Ford buying a new carrier might mean buying a driveshaft with it if they know it's an issue and they think the driveshaft is causing it. I really don't know. The bearings might be available from an auto parts store by themselves. You can get used carrier assemblies with the bearings in them from a salvage yard or Ebay. The carriers fit multiple popular Ford vehicles so they're everywhere. Call around and ask. BTW it's a little odd that a 2008 vehicle would need axle carrier bearings already. That's not a part that fails with any frequency at all. Unless you put on about 200k miles or drive it hard I wouldn't expect them to go bad. I'd file a complaint with safercar just to cover yourself since if they were to lock up or toss the driveshaft it could cause an accident. You can call Ford(main headquarters) directly and tell them it's unusual for this to happen and see if they'll pay for all or part of the repair.
- Q: My rear bearings are bad I have a new set I just want to no how difficult they are to change and what it all consists of
- rear bearings in the engine or the differential. the two are very different but either one would be a project. the engine, you would have to pull the engine out or pull the oil pan off and deal with it that way. pull all of the main bearing caps and replace them. the rear end is a bit more complex as you have to pull the axles out, pull the carrier and start from there.
- Q: 2002 mercury cougar wheel bearings need to be changed, what tools do I need? And I don't think it matters but it is a 2.5 liter.
- Since this is front wheel drive, it is totally different then a rear wheel drive car. I believe some people are accidentally assuming this is a rear wheel drive car, and it isn't I believe. The tire rod has to be disconnected from the knuckle arm, so you need a pickle-fork or similar tool to pop a tapered bolt. (It actually can be done with a bell ringing effect from opposing simultaneous hammer blows.) Besides the usual sockets to remove the brake caliper, strut, etc., you need a large socket and breaker bar to remove axle nut. Once you have the knuckle out, then you need snap ring pliers to remove the bearing retainer clip. And then the biggest tool of all is a press to push the stub axle out of the bearing, press the bearing out of the knuckle, and then press the new bearing back in, and the stub axle back into the bearing. (Caution not to try pounding for removal or installation, because that will ruin both the old axle and the new bearing.) Have done similar cars, but not necessarily this exact one, so there may be some variation.
- Q: I am interested in cleaning my roller blade bearings so that are free of sand.I saw a recommended video to wash the open ball bearings in acetone but I need some help understanding how to get my bearings to run their best.I found some nail polish remover and I am planning to wash the bearings in a small bath unless anyone knows if a more pure formula of acetone might be safer.I'm still doing some research and I found some chemists on the internet mentioned balancing the alcohol to water ratio 1:1 with acetone sort of like with mouth washthey also mentioned that methyl acetate and how it might help to filter it out. I'm wondering I'm now interested in seeing how acetone might react with sand (SiO2) but I'm actually thinking it might just dissolve it.What does everyone else think?Is there a better way to clean bearings? (excluding lube)
- Absolutely none of the liquids you mention will react with SiO2 or dissolve it. There is nothing that will dissolve SiO2 that won't also dissolve your bearings. The point of the various bits of advice is that the acetone (or whatever organic solvent) will dissolve the lubricant in the bearings which is holding the sand grains there. Whether you use nail polish remover, or acetone (diluted or not) or gasoline or kerosene or maybe even alcohol doesn't much matter. (Although in all cases you need to observe the safety precautions about inhalation and fire hazards, and keep the solvent off of the upper parts of your roller blades.) Your goal is to remove all the oil (or whatever lubricates your bearings) then let the bearings dry completely. Then you should be able to remove any left over sand by brushing it out of the bearings with something like a soft brush or blowing it out with compressed air. After all the sand is removed, you need to re-lubricate your bearings. (I've been assuming all along that your bearings are metal. If they are not, you need to be careful about your choice of solvents, lest you dissolve your bearing too.) I doubt there is anything else you can do to remove sand from your bearings. In the long run it's probably easier to find a place to roller blade where there isn't so much sand.
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HK 3814 Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearings HK Series High Precision
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 set
- Supply Capability:
- 900000 set/month
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