i 3 i 7 : 3 i UDC 621,822.75 DEUTSCHE NORM February 1988 Rolling bearings Single direction thrust ball bearings Walzlager; Axial-Rilenkugellager, einseitig wirkend Supersedes DIN 711 Part 1, September 1959x edition ‘and DIN 711 Part 3, ‘September 1959 edition, In keeping with current practice in standards published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), 2 comma has been used throughout as the decimal marker. See Explenatory notes for connection with International Standard |SO 104 — 1979 published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Dimensions in mm 1 Scope and field of application ‘This standard specifies dimensions, masses and symbols for single direction thrust ball bearings with flat or spherical back faces (‘thrust ball bearings’, for short), To satisty practical needs of bearing users, this standard specifies bearings in sizes selected trom among all the possible sizes for thrust ball bearings given in table 2 of 180 104 ~ 1979, 2. Dimensions, designation Details left unspecified are to be selected as appropriate, The standard designation is to bbe formed as specitied in DIN 823 Part 1 2.4 Thrust ball bearings with lat back faces Figure 1. Thrust ball bearing with flat back faces Designation of a single direction thrust ball bearing with flat back faces, with d = 60mm ‘and D = 85 mm idenoted by 511 12): ‘Thrust ball bearing DIN 711~511 12 ) Up to and including d = 130mm, the tolerance on dy has been specified so as 0 ensure freedom of motion for the shaft wather given 3 bore diameter equal to the nominal outside diameter of the bearing, Continued on pages 2 to 8 ‘eutnveriag GmtH Goran bas he excleawa igh esa for Garman Sanourdy ON Wormer) DINTTT Engl. Price group? v0.82 Seles No. 0107Page 2 DIN 711 Table, 1. Single direction thrust ball bearings with flat back faces Mess, a 7 a Db T % inkg ‘Symbol 3 2 2 3 2 08 si 70 24 34 7 9 03 51100 i 2 | 2 " o8 31200 12 25 26 13 2 03 51301 2% 20 Es 18 n OB 51201 15 28 23 18 2 03 311 02 8 Es 2 7 2 08 51202 1 30 30 18 ° 93 S11 03 it 3 35 38 2 03 512.03 20 35 38 2 10 03 O08 ‘11 o8 20 fo * 2 is OB 082 512 08 25 2 2 26 11 06 059 311 05 3 a a a 1 08. a2 312 05, 33 3 2 # | fe i O18 313 08, 28 & &0 2 Ps 1 oe 514 05, 30 a7 a 2 rn 0085 511 08 30 2 2 32 16 O1ae 51208 3 60 % 3 z oar 313.08 30 %0 70 3 Ea 053 Bia 08 35 = = a 12 0.095 514 07 33 & @ 3 3 033 51207 33 8 & 3 2 039 5:97 3 to 0 3 52 a7 51407 “| 60 60 22 3 O32 511 08 “0 & & 2 8 oar 512 08 * ws % 2 2% 3 085 213.08 a 20 30 2 | ia Sia 54 08 45 es 6 47 “| 08 035 311 08 Pa %3 %3 a 20 ‘ O33 51209, Pa 33 35 a 2a i O88 513 09, Pe 169 100 Pi 59 ia id 514 09 50 70 70 2 14 08 o16 51110 50 Fa 28 5 2 eae 312 10, 5 28 3 2 a ia ? 513 10 50 id 10 2 2 15 198 Bia 10 55 73 78 7 16 o6 ‘28 si 55 2 Fa er 2 5 oe 51211 55 405 to Ea S | tt | o3e 513 11 5 120 1% a ee ee _ 2b sia o 35 85 2 woe 3112 60 95 95 62 26 ] 1 069 ‘51212 © a0 110 & 35 ia iss 313 12 60 330, 30 & 5 13 38 Bre 65 90 90 7 eee ieee 038 311 13 6 109 100 & 2 1 | oo 512 13 * M5 85 ev | % ia ‘sr 513 13 & 400 3 & | 8 2 aah Bia 13 70 95 95 | 18 7 035 S111 70 105 405 72 } 7 1 081 B12 14 7 12s w | 7 | os 208 51314 7 150 153 a @ | 2) | Bae Bran 75 | 100 109 7 19 +1 04g 511 15 % 0 0 7 2 1 098 512 18, 3 15 135 7 a is 365 Bia 18 % 180, 130 i & 2 ars Bia 18 2 10s 105 rr oa 31116 8 ns M8 8 2 5 098 51216 340 140 8 a is 282 315 16 % 170. 170 33 se 21 | ier 51416 5 19 110 a7 19 + os S117 8 338 Be a ; 123, 512 17 & 350 150 rs 2 is 386 81317 & 80 |B re 21 345, 51817 20 120 wo | a2 2 7 088 sii 18 80 133 3 | 83 35 hi ‘a7 5218 = 4135 153 88 50 43 388 515 18 2 190 wr | 83 m ah ir 5a ieDIN 711 Page 3 Table 1 (concluded). Mass, a Pp a Dy 7 n inkg ‘Symbol 135 135 102 ra H 25 Bi a0 180 130 103 38 1a 286 312 30 170 170 103 5 13 an 313.20 240 208 103 a] 8 314 20 745 148 112 25 1 108 511 22 180 160 3 8 uM abr 51208 180 187 113 8 2 rar 513 22 230, 25 3 3 3 202" Bia 22 155 13s 122 4 115 on 28 0 179 12 % | iy 288 512 24 20 208 123 7 Pa 108 513 be 30 2s 13 12 a 235 Bia 26 170 170 132 30 t 187 51126 100 ier 133 % is 419 312 36 23 220 13 * ah 23 513 38 20 268 134 #40 4 2 54.20 480 178 142. 31 1 | 207 51128 200 is? 143 a is ab 51228 200 238 tae a a 159 513.28 280 28 aa 112 a 514 28 190 “88 152 3 I ‘SH 90 2s ae 153 30 is 51290, 250, as tae 30 a | 313.30 300, 298 184 120 ate Bia 90 200 192 162 3 7 Bia 2s 222 163 3 is 51232 20 265 tee 87 g 313.32 180 220, ais 184 130 5 Sia 179 215 213 17 er 1 an i70 340, bar 173 Fa is B12 ae fo 20 as ite a7 2 313.34 i70 380, 3 14 135 5 Sta ae 180) 225 722 189 Ey 1A 34d ‘511 36 380 250 bar 183 38 ts a5 512.95, 180 300 25 18 85 3 287 313.36 180, 300 a8 64 140, 5 705. Ba 36 790 240 737 183 a i 408 311 36 190 oer 94 2 2 8 312 98 190 Bs 183 195 4 ed 513 38 190 315, 188 150 5 a5 31a 38 7200 27 266) 37 a rr 511 40 300 a7 200 & 2 2a 51240 300 as dos 110 < 433 513 40 300 Es 40s 138 5 a 518 40 220 oer} 393, 37 ia 42 or at 220 zr | he 33 2 137 | Biba 20 a 28 180 é 107 ier 240 297 1 243, 45 15 755 | 511 48 20 a Bea ei 238 512 48 240 435 2s i eo! 113 | S14 48 260 37 28a +5 air] sir se 20 a5 3o4 m | a8 286 512 82 280, a8 ges) esta ge 280 ‘347 283 53 Ht 15 } 122 51156 eo 5 gee] Bo 24 278 512 66 220 518 bes 190 é 180 514 66 300880 376 308 @ 2 75 51160 300, 420 415 304 i 95 i 3 i 481 512 60 300 So | 538, aos | eo |e 1 514 60 320) 400 6 Fn 188 S11 6 Bo | 8 Bs 505 | 3 258 Size 320, 580 57 525 ws | 7s 20 siaee 740 220 416 34a 4 2 203 51 300 60 as oS 86 3 ae) Sizes wo 8 as 2 Ss | oo’ | SNS 300 ‘440 235 36a 6 2 ne | sui 360 500 295 885 140 4a 70) | 3272 300 | 640 3s 368 220 is si | sarePage 4 DIN 711 2.2. Thrust ball bearings with spherical back faces Figure 2. Thrust ball bearing with spherical back faces Figure 3. Thrust ball bearing with spherical back faces and plaia washer Designation of single direction thrust ball bearing with serial back faces, with d = 60 mm ant D = 95 mm, nd with Pin washer (derored 532 12): Tse ball bearing DIN 711 — 532 12 U For *), see page 1DIN 711 Page 5 3 BIBS. 23/88: 2318 0c03 | Bealsraln' 3200 |e] <|- 0) “NSM ve Suyesg Sunousp Toqusks 7ausen Ui oq 2 vo} ou BR é “a 1 ‘e a » i -s04sema UEC AMo4yA 40 (7) Yat ‘S99e) 909 jeouOYeS yr sBULAEOR Weq ISRANA UO! np ai6us. 2 91921Page 6 DIN 711 eves | NSLS LAK AKS S3s/9ss) 323]>>2]>53|55>]555/295]/25>]/25>)>: RR) Tae ome ‘uM Suuesq Suouap requag Buyeeq jo eitiect [papayaues} 2 ageDIN711 Page 7 2.3. Single direction thrust ball bearings with flat back faces, capped (solid ball) These bearings are designed for swivelling motion only. Figure 4, Thrust ball bearing with flat back faces, capped Designation of a single direction thrust ball bearing with flat back faces, with d = 30 mm and dy = 48,6 mm (denoted pores ‘Thrust ball bearing DIN 711— 6112.30 “Table 3. Single direction thrust ball bearings with flat back faces, capped (solid ball! ] Mass, a 4 Dy et r inkg ‘Symbol £0257) soz | in, = 20 36.5 a 1 108 | 03 0.047 511220 20 a8 2 | as as 91 512220 2 296 23 108 03 os snzZ 2 438 26 148 08 S027 51222 28 43.6 2 | ons | (ls 986 511225, 25 a8 2 en ota 51226 28 468 30 us | os 072) 511228 ES 2 xo | we | te aaa 512228 30 486 32 | us i 06 0.076 811290 30 se 3 " 86 oes 51220, 2 2 ae 3} 08 0a 511 Za 2 Eg a) oF 98 ons 512282 35 ee av | 3 | 06 0x08 511235 38 oe 7 | 1 o2as 512288 “0 2 2 “ 08 328 514240 4 74 2 202 tf 512240 4s 7 a 6 os | one 514745 | me “ a2 a 5122.48 *) The limit deviation sven applies to bearings with metal shield For plastic shields, the OIN 16901 — 130 tolerances shal apply. 3. Material Balls and washers shall be made of stee! as specified in DIN 17 230, the cage material shal! comply with DIN 623 Part 1 {and the shield material shall be optional, 4 Finish Tolerances shall be as specified in DIN 620 Part 3, except for the limit deviations given in table 3, the chamfer dimensions, as specified in DIN 620 Part 6, ‘The values of mass indicated are average values which may vary according to the internal bearing design of different manufacturerPoge 8 DIN 711 Standards referred to DIN 620 Part 3 Rolling bearings; tolerances for thrust ball bearings DIN 620 Pert 6 Rolling bearings; metric bearing series; chamfer dimension limits DIN 623 Part 1 Nomenclature of rolling bearings; general; symbol denoting ball bearings, eylindrical roller besrings and self-aligning roller bearings DIN 16901 Plastics mouldings; tolerances and acceptance conditions for linear dimensions DIN 17230 Steel for rolling bearings; technical delivery conditions 1S 104—1979 Rolfing bearings; thrust bearings with flat back faces; boundary dimensions Other relevant standards DIN 620Part 1 Rolling bearings; gauging methods for dimensional and running tolerances DIN 5418 Connecting dimensions for rating bearings DIN. 5425 Part 1 Rolling bearings; mounting tolerances; general guidelines Previous editions DIN 714 and DIN 712: 41.33, 12.59x; DIN 711 Part 1: 09.59x, 08.42; DIN 711 Part 3: 09.59, 08,42; DIN 713 and DIN 714: 11,33; DIN 5414: 08.2; DIN Kr 1970; 02,38; DIN 71970: 07.40. Amendments ‘The following amendments have been made to the Septemper 1959 editions of DIN 711 Part 1x and Part 3, 2) The standards have been brought into line with ISO specifications and editorially revised. 'b) Parts 1 and 3 have been combined to farm one standard Explanatory notes ‘The outside dimensions of thrust ball bearings comply with Intemational Standard 180 104 — 1979, In comparison with the previous edition of this standard, the chamfer dimensions have been amended in accordance with DIN 620 Part 6 and thus conform to ISO 582 ~ 1979, This will not adversely affect interchangeability provided thet the ‘undercut in the shaft or housing has been designed as epeciied in DIN 5418, International Patent Classification F isc 19/10