Timken Tapered Roller Bearing Cone – 35176

Description

Product Overview

The Timken 35176 tapered roller bearing cone is engineered for demanding power‑transmission applications. Crafted from high‑strength alloy steel, the cone features a precision‑machined exterior that ensures exact fitment with compatible outer cups. A stamped steel cage evenly spaces the rollers, reducing friction, vibration, and noise while extending service life. With a compact package size of 3.3 x 3.3 x 1 inches and a weight of just over 5 ounces, it offers a lightweight yet robust solution for a wide range of industrial machinery. The open‑type design permits straightforward greasing, allowing maintenance personnel to apply lubricant directly where it is needed most. This bearing cone complies with ABEC standards, guaranteeing dimensional accuracy and performance consistency across all operating conditions.

Usage

Designed to handle both radial and axial loads, this cone excels in environments where temperature extremes are common. It operates reliably from -54 °C (-65 °F) up to 120 °C (250 °F), making it suitable for heavy‑duty gearboxes, conveyor systems, motor assemblies, and other equipment exposed to harsh climates or high‑heat processes. The component’s open configuration enables on‑site greasing, which is essential for applications that demand frequent lubrication or operate under high‑load cycles. Whether installed in a manufacturing plant, a mining operation, or a marine setting, the Timken cone delivers consistent performance, minimizing downtime and supporting continuous production. Its compatibility with standard tapered roller bearing cups ensures easy integration into existing systems, allowing engineers to upgrade or replace worn components without extensive redesign.

Why Choose Us

Timken is a globally recognized leader in bearing technology, and the 35176 cone reflects the brand’s commitment to quality, durability, and precision engineering. Each unit undergoes rigorous testing to meet strict ABEC specifications, guaranteeing dimensional accuracy and load‑carrying capacity. The alloy‑steel construction provides superior strength while resisting wear and corrosion, extending the bearing’s operational lifespan. Our open‑type design simplifies maintenance, reducing labor costs and allowing technicians to apply grease directly to the rollers. Additionally, Timken offers comprehensive technical support and a responsive after‑sales service team, ensuring that customers receive the guidance they need throughout the product’s lifecycle. By choosing this bearing cone, you benefit from a proven solution backed by decades of industry expertise and a reputation for reliability.

Key Features

• High‑strength alloy steel construction for long‑lasting durability
• Stamped steel cage reduces friction and noise for smoother operation
• Open design allows easy greasing, minimizing maintenance downtime
• Supports both radial and axial loads across a wide temperature range
• Backed by Timken’s technical support and comprehensive warranty

FAQ

What size bearing cup is compatible with the 35176 cone?

The 35176 cone is designed to pair with standard tapered roller bearing cups that match the same bore diameter and taper angle. Refer to Timken’s catalog for the exact cup model numbers that fit this cone.

Can this bearing cone be used in high‑speed applications?

Yes, the alloy‑steel material and precision‑machined surfaces allow the cone to operate at high rotational speeds while maintaining stability and low vibration, provided that proper lubrication is applied.

What type of lubricant should be used?

Timken recommends using a high‑quality grease compatible with alloy steel bearings. The open‑type design makes it easy to apply grease directly to the rollers for optimal performance.

Is the bearing cone suitable for marine environments?

The alloy steel construction offers good corrosion resistance, but for prolonged exposure to seawater, it is advisable to use a marine‑grade grease and consider additional protective seals.

How does the stamped steel cage improve performance?

The cage maintains uniform spacing between rollers, which reduces metal‑to‑metal contact, lowers friction, and helps distribute loads evenly. This results in quieter operation and extended bearing life.