The SKF 71914 ACDGB/P4A combines superior precision, load capacity, and universal design in a compact 70x100x16 mm package. Its P4A accuracy and 25° angle make it ideal for demanding high-speed, high-load applications in CNC, robotics, and spindle technologies. Universal matchability simplifies configuration, and its robust build ensures longevity and consistent performance.
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“The SKF 71914 ACDGB/P4A is a high-strength, ultra-precise angular contact bearing that delivers exceptional accuracy and reliability at high RPMs—perfect for spindles and precision machinery.”
The SKF 71914 ACDGB/P4A is a single-row angular contact ball bearing offering super-precision (P4A) accuracy, ideal for high-performance industrial applications. With a contact angle of 25°, it efficiently handles combined radial and axial loads in one direction, making it perfect for spindle and CNC machinery.
Bore (d): 70 mm • Outer Diameter (D): 100 mm • Width (B): 16 mm
Contact angle: 25°, single-row design
Precision class: P4A - superior running accuracy (better than P4/ABEC7)
Universal matchability: use alone or in pairs for preload load-sharing
⚙️ Ultra-high running accuracy: ensures vibration-free, precise motion.
💪 High load capacity: supports simultaneous radial and substantial axial forces.
🚀 High speed & stiffness: optimal for high-RPM spindle applications.
🔄 Universal matching: fits in back-to-back, face-to-face, or tandem setups.
🔧 Easy integration: ideal for spindle builds, CNC, robotics, and indexing heads.
🌐 SKF reliability: premium engineering, durability, wide global support.
Q1: What is the contact angle?
A: 25°, enabling significant axial load bearing while maintaining radial strength.
Q2: What does P4A precision mean?
A: It’s a super-precision class (ABEC 7), delivering minimal runout and extreme accuracy.
Q3: Can I pair them without shims?
A: Yes — universally matchable, they work in pairs with preset preload.
Q4: Where are they used?
A: In spindles, CNC machines, precision gearboxes, servo motors, and automation systems.
Q5: What speed and load ratings apply?
A: Designed for relatively high speeds (up to ~13,000 RPM grease, higher with oil-air) and heavy load conditions.
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