Single-row roller bearings can sustain high radial loads and are suitable for high speeds. These bearings are separable, making their assembly and disassembly easier. Both bearing rings can be fixed when required. The modified shape of their functional surfaces prevents harmful edge stresses at the ends of the rollers.
Cylindrical roller bearings are produced with several different variations on their internal design.
Cylindrical roller bearings are classified into the following types, depending on whether they have ribs on their rings:
Bearing series: N2.., N3.., N4.., N10.., N22.., N23.., NJ2.., NJ3.., NJ4.., NJ10.., NJ22.., NJ23.., NU2.., NU3.., NU4.., NU10.., NU22.., NU23.., NUP2.., NUP3.., NUP4.., NUP10.., NUP22.., NUP23..