Cam Followers
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Cam followers and track rollers run on cams, tracks and linear guides. This range has 28 listings from IKO (18) and Koyo (10), covering metric and inch sizes, stainless, eccentric and heavy duty types. What's in the range Type Listings What's there IKO CF series metric cam followers 6 Hex hole, sealed, full complement or with cage, crowned or cylindrical outer ring, 3 to 30 mm stud, including 2 stainless steel versions IKO CFE eccentric cam followers 4 Eccentric versions with M6 to M30 threads, plus the CFE20VBUU in M20 IKO CR series inch cam followers 5 Inch sizes from 1/2 to 2-1/4 in OD, plus the CR48VUU 3 in OD with screwdriver slot IKO CRH heavy duty inch cam followers 2 Heavy duty inch series, 1/2 to 3-1/2 in OD, crowned and cylindrical IKO NUCF cylindrical roller cam followers 1 Shield type, crowned outer ring, 10 to 30 mm stud Koyo stud-type cam followers 2 NUKR full complement cylindrical roller (35 to 90 mm) and CRSB-40 inch series, sealed Koyo yoke-type track rollers 8 NA22.2RS, NATR, NUTR, STO and YCRS-12 types, crowned or cylindrical outer ring, caged needle or full complement cylindrical rollers Choosing a cam follower or track roller Start with how you mount it. A stud-type cam follower bolts in through its stud, while a yoke-type track roller runs on a pin or shaft in a yoke. Then choose the outer ring: crowned rings suit tracks where there may be some misalignment, and cylindrical rings give a flat contact line on a flat track. Full complement types carry more load, while caged types run faster. Eccentric types let you adjust the position against the track. Check the size, load and speed ratings on the data sheet. Always check the data sheet. Related ranges See IKO , Koyo , Needle Roller Bearings and Bearings . Order from AIMS Industrial AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122 , contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right cam follower to your application. Cam Follower FAQs What is