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My problem is I wish to have the bearing fit perfectly just by pressing them in by hand. I do not want to use a bearing press.
As there are many different componies making bearings, and most specifiy the tolerance simply as 7x17x5mm, How do I convey this "Press Fit" request in comments to the machinist?
I do not know exactly what the tolerance needs to be? Can I send a bearing over for you to measure? I am guessing this is a common question?
I wish to be concise in relaying this infomation but fear all I could write in the comment would be. " Please make a 697 size bearing press fit by hand in this bearing seat."
Not very concise I fear.
Please advise.
Thanks
Tech2
Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:25 pm
It's better if you can measure the bearing and provide a tolerance. Engineering books have tables and formula for fits (or you can use our design service - see the web site). You could send it in and we can measure for you.
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