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Re: VEX pro bearings tolerances

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Originally Posted by cxcad View Post
I can't seem to find any information on the tolerances for the VEX-pro bearings. I want to be able to press fit some bearings into a plate; particularly 217-2733 and 217-2731. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
For our flanged 1.125 OD and .875 OD bearings, they all measured exactly 1.125 and .875, accurate to the nearest thousandth. If you make your hole exactly the the diameter of the bearing, it is not a loose fit, but the bearing can be pushed in and out by hand. If you're about .001 under, you need to press the bearing in, and it won't come out by hand.

What material are you using, and how do you plan to machine it?
 


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