Spherical Roller Bearing Finder — by Bore and Series (213, 222, 223, 230, 231, 232, 239, 240, 241) SKF

Spherical Roller Bearing Finder

Spherical roller bearings carry heavy radial and moderate axial loads and tolerate shaft misalignment of about 1–2°. The designation gives the series and the bore: the last two digits multiplied by five is the bore in millimetres from 20 mm upward (22212 = series 222, bore 60 mm); series 213 and 223 are wide, 222 medium, 230/239/240 low-section for large shafts. Suffixes describe the design (E = SKF Explorer with steel cage, CC/CA = machined cages, K = tapered bore 1:12 for adapter sleeves, W33 = lubrication groove, C3 = increased clearance). The finder lists the catalogue by bore with one column per series so the same bore can be matched across widths and load ratings.

A tapered-bore (K) bearing needs an adapter sleeve H 2xx/3xx or a withdrawal sleeve AH/AOH — see the adapter sleeve finder. For vibrating screens use the VA405/VA406 executions; for high temperatures the VA228 variant. E-design bearings (SKF Explorer) have higher load ratings than the older CC design of the same size and are interchangeable dimensionally. Check clearance class (CN, C3, C4) against the original nameplate before ordering.

Coverage: 2,592 catalogue rows with a readable rating, of 2,603 in these categories. Each cell lists up to 8 part numbers per column; click a part number for the product page and a quotation.

bore up to 25 mm

bore 30–55 mm

bore 60–100 mm

bore 110–200 mm

bore above 200 mm

Part numbers and designations are those of the original manufacturers and are given for identification. cBallast is an independent supplier; confirm ratings against the nameplate of the installed equipment before ordering. Table generated from the cBallast catalogue on 2026-09-29.

Compiled by cBallast for identification and cross-reference. Part numbers, designations and trademarks belong to their respective manufacturers. Confirm ratings and dimensions against the manufacturer's current documentation and the nameplate of the installed equipment before ordering or installation.