Timken Tapered Roller Bearing Cone 52400 4 In. Bore x 8 In. OD x 1.422 In. W
Timken Tapered Roller Bearing Cone 52400 4 In. Bore x 8 In. OD x 1.422 In. W
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MPN: 52400
Stock #: 0626-01442
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Timken
- MPN / Model: 52400
- Product Type: Tapered Roller Bearing Cone
- Assembly Number: 52400-20024
- Bore Diameter: 4.000 In.
- Outside Diameter: 8 In.
- Cone Width: 1.4219 In.
- Cage Material: Steel
- Temperature Range: -20 to 248 degrees F
- Stock Number: 0526-01442
Product Description
The Timken 52400 is a single-row tapered roller bearing cone with a 4.000 inch bore diameter, 8 inch outside diameter, and 1.4219 inch cone width. MPN 52400, also referenced as assembly number 52400-20024, is an imperial-series cone designed to work in conjunction with a mating cup (outer race) to form a complete tapered roller bearing assembly. The cone includes the inner ring and tapered roller assembly, with conical raceways engineered to manage both radial and axial loads simultaneously. The steel cage construction is rated for a temperature range of negative 20 to 248 degrees Fahrenheit. Timken 52400 cones are used across a broad range of industrial, heavy equipment, and commercial vehicle applications including axle assemblies, gearboxes, and power transmission equipment requiring a 4 inch bore interface. The item is housed in the original Timken orange and black box with intact volatile corrosion inhibitor wrap applied to the bearing. Printed in the USA. Bore diameter: 4.000 in. Cone width: 1.4219 in. Outside diameter: 8 in. Cage material: steel.
