RKS.23 0641 slewing bearing specifications:

Equivalent models:

VLU200644, 230.20.0600.013 Typ 21/750.2, 23-0641-01, 90-20 0641/0-37032, L6-25P9Z, SD.750.20.00.C

RKS.23 0641 light series four point contact ball bearings features:

1. Provide exceptional moment, thrust, and radial load capacities

2. Thin and fixed cross section, irrespective of the inner or outer diameter

3. Easy installation, with mounting holes on both inner and outer ring

4. Cost-effective for light to medium-duty arrangements which do not require high precision, such as aerial work platforms, turntables, handling equipment, robots, wastewater treatment equipments.

FAQ

1. I’m designing a prototype, can you produce according to my design?
Yes, BRS can produce custom design based on users requirements, but there will be a MOQ.

2. What is the maintenance interval of slewing bearing RKS.23 0641?
After using the new slewing ring product for 100 working hours, stop the machine and check the bolt pre-tightening torque once. If more than 10% of the bolts are loose, then check again during the 200th working hour. Thereafter check once every 500 working hours after stable operation. If the slewing bearing is in bad working conditions, shorten the inspection interval.

RKS.23 0641 slewing bearing installation instructions

1. Make sure the mounting surface is flat and clean, and free from burrs or

rough edge.

2. The unhardened zone is marked with an “S” on the slewing ring, it must be positioned outside the main load-carrying areas.

3. Commissioning of the slewing ring under sufficient load.

4. Adjust the backlash of gear and recheck it after final tightening of the bearing.

5. Fastening bolts. Place the bearing onto connecting structure and align the screw holes. Screw all the bolts in the holes first and follow the order as shown in diagram when tightening bolts in diagonally opposite sequence. Do not tighten bolts randomly.

6. Check the installation by rotating the assembled bearing arrangement. The torque should not show any excessive variation or “tight spots” during rotation.