1317K-C3

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Bore85 mm 3.3465 in
Outside dia.180 mm 7.0866 in
Width41 mm 1.6142 in
TypeSelf-aligning ball bearing
SealingOpen
ClearanceC3
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What 1317K-C3 means

CodePositionMeaning
1 Type Self-aligning ball bearing
3 Diameter series Diameter series 3 (medium)
17 Bore Bore code 17 × 5 = 85 mm
K Bore type Tapered bore, taper 1:12 (mounts on an adapter or withdrawal sleeve)
C3 Internal clearance C3: radial internal clearance greater than Normal

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1317K-C3 specifications

Specification Metric Inch Basis
Bore (d) 85 mm 3.3465 in ISO table for this designation, confirmed by supplier data
Outside diameter (D) 180 mm 7.0866 in Supplier catalogue listing
Width (B) 41 mm 1.6142 in Supplier catalogue listing
Bearing type Self-aligning ball bearing Stated by the designation
Seals / shields Open (no seals or shields) Stated by the designation
Internal clearance C3 (greater than Normal) Stated by the designation
Bore Tapered bore (1:12) Stated by the designation
Tolerance class Normal (ISO P0 / ABEC 1): no tolerance-class code Stated by the designation

1317K-C3 is a self-aligning ball bearing, 85 mm bore × 180 mm OD × 41 mm wide (3.3465 × 7.0866 × 1.6142 in). It has C3 internal clearance and a tapered bore (1:12).

This self-aligning ball bearing features a tapered bore (1:12 taper) for mounting directly on tapered shafts or adapter sleeves, with an 85mm bore diameter and C3 radial clearance for applications requiring greater internal clearance than standard. The double-row design compensates for shaft deflection and misalignment between housing and shaft.