30200 Series
Standard metric series for general shaft and gearbox duty.
Enquire NowCombined radial and axial load bearings for heavy duty shafts, wheel hubs and gearbox drives. Stocked as matched cup and cone assemblies across the standard metric and inch series.
Product Range
Cup and cone taper roller sets in the common metric and inch series.
Standard metric series for general shaft and gearbox duty.
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Common inch series used in automotive and imported machinery hubs.
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Preassembled double row units for compact combined-load mounting.
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Individual cups and cones stocked separately for partial replacement.
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Representative ranges across the stocked taper roller range.
Our Brands
Stocked across our general bearing brand range.
Buying Guide
What to confirm before ordering.
Cup and cone numbers are matched, always order or replace them as a set unless the housing bore is unchanged.
Taper roller bearings need axial setting on installation, incorrect preload causes early failure.
Metric and inch series are not interchangeable despite similar appearance, check the stamped designation.
Standards
Dimensional standards for this bearing family.
Standard metric dimension plan for cup and cone assemblies.
Governs the LM and HM inch series dimensions.
Cups and cones supplied matched for correct running fit.
Stamped designation and batch code on every unit.
Applications
Typical mounting points for this bearing type.
Front and rear hub bearing sets.
Input, intermediate and output shaft support.
Pinion and carrier bearing support.
Hub bearing sets for towed equipment.
Heavy combined-load pulley shaft support.
Combined load bearings under travel wheels.
Industries
Where combined heavy loads are the norm.
Wheel hub and differential bearing replacement.
Shaft ends carrying combined thrust and radial load.
Axle and gearbox bearings on tractors and implements.
Crane and material handling shaft support.
FAQ
Common questions about taper roller bearings, answered by our counter team.
Yes, always. They wear as a matched pair, replacing only one leads to uneven contact and early failure.
Follow the equipment manufacturer's specified preload or end play procedure, usually measured with a dial indicator during installation, we can advise for common applications.
Yes, send us a photo of the cup and cone stampings and we will confirm the exact designation and stock availability.
Send the stamped numbers on WhatsApp and we will confirm stock the same working day.
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