51136

Tier-one manufacturer — brand supplied may vary ✓ Dimensions confirmed by two independent sources
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Bore180 mm 7.0866 in
Outside dia.225 mm 8.8583 in
Height34 mm 1.3386 in
TypeThrust ball bearing
SealingOpen
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What 51136 means

CodePositionMeaning
5 Type Thrust ball bearing
1 Height series Height series 1
1 Diameter series Diameter series 1 (extra light)
36 Bore Bore code 36 × 5 = 180 mm

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

51136 specifications

Specification Metric Inch Basis
Bore (d) 180 mm 7.0866 in ISO table for this designation, confirmed by supplier data
Outside diameter (D) 225 mm 8.8583 in Two independent catalogue sources agree
Height (H) 34 mm 1.3386 in Two independent catalogue sources agree
Bearing type Thrust ball bearing Stated by the designation
Seals / shields Open (no seals or shields) Stated by the designation
Cage Steel Supplier catalogue listing
Tolerance class Normal (ISO P0 / ABEC 1): no tolerance-class code Stated by the designation
Material Steel Supplier catalogue listing
Reference ratings: NTN 51136 catalogue values. Ratings differ slightly between makers; the brand we ship may vary.
Dynamic load rating, C135.67 kN30,500 lbf
Static load rating, C0524.89 kN118,000 lbf
Limiting speed, grease1,100 rpm
Limiting speed, oil1,500 rpm

51136 is a thrust ball bearing, 180 mm bore × 225 mm OD × 34 mm wide (7.0866 × 8.8583 × 1.3386 in). NTN catalogue values for 51136: dynamic load rating C = 135.67 kN, static C0 = 524.89 kN, limiting speed 1,100 rpm on grease, 1,500 rpm on oil.

The 51136 is a thrust ball bearing from the 511 series, designed with a 180 mm bore diameter to support axial loads in a single direction. Thrust ball bearings use ball rolling elements between grooved raceways to accommodate high axial forces while maintaining precise axial positioning.