32028

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Bore140 mm 5.5118 in
Outside dia.210 mm 8.2677 in
Width, assembled45 mm 1.7717 in
TypeTapered roller bearing (metric, ISO 355)
SealingOpen
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What 32028 means

CodePositionMeaning
3 Type Tapered roller bearing (metric)
2 Width series Width series 2
0 Diameter series Diameter series 0 (extra light)
28 Bore Bore code 28 × 5 = 140 mm

Read from the ISO / ABMA numbering rules and the makers' published suffix conventions. Decode any other number with the bearing number decoder.

32028 specifications

Specification Metric Inch Basis
Bore (d) 140 mm 5.5118 in ISO table for this designation, confirmed by supplier data
Outside diameter (D) 210 mm 8.2677 in Supplier catalogue listing
Width, assembled (T) 45 mm 1.7717 in Supplier catalogue listing
Bearing type Tapered roller bearing (metric, ISO 355) Stated by the designation
Seals / shields Open (no seals or shields) Stated by the designation
Tolerance class Normal (ISO P0 / ABEC 1): no tolerance-class code Stated by the designation

Equivalent to / interchanges with

Also listed in manufacturer interchange tables (1): confirm suffix codes before ordering
  • TIMKEN 32028XM (Timken Interchange Guide)

These carry maker-specific suffix codes (cage, lubrication groove, design) that we have not matched one-for-one. The size is the same; check the codes against your application.

Equivalents are dimensional and closure-for-closure: same bore, outside diameter, width, seals or shields and internal clearance. Bearing interchange tables

32028 is a tapered roller bearing (metric, ISO 355), 140 mm bore × 210 mm OD × 45 mm wide (5.5118 × 8.2677 × 1.7717 in).

The 32028 is a metric tapered roller bearing conforming to ISO 355 standards, featuring a 140 mm bore diameter. Tapered roller bearings use conical raceways and tapered rollers to handle combined radial and axial loads efficiently.