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SET401 bearing dimensions & suffix variants

Look up recorded dimensions for designations beginning with SET401. The table retains complete manufacturer designations so special suffixes and different dimensional variants remain visible.

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Find by measured dimensions

Enter bore d, outside diameter D and width B. Use decimals or inch fractions such as 1/2 or 1 1/4.

For tapered assemblies use total width T; for units or flanged bearings also check the mounting drawing.

Exact cone / cup reference

TIMKEN SET401 — bearing pairs and set identification

TIMKEN SET401 identifies a bearing package. The 2024-05 manufacturer listing pairs cone 580 with cup 572. Keep both full markings when checking the assembly.

Which components make up the set?

Set numbers and components · edition shown for each listing
TIMKEN setConeCupReference / package scope
SET4015805722024-05 · manual-adjustment

Complete bearing dimensions by exact pair

These TS single-row tapered-roller combinations are reproduced as factual measurements from the 2002 reference. Dimensions are not a fitment approval or a current availability claim. Each cell keeps both published units.

Assembly size: d × D × T — not cone width B
Cone / cupBore dOutside DAssembly T
580 / 57282.550 mm
3.250 in
139.992 mm
5.512 in
36.512 mm
1.438 in
Separate ring widths B / C and source page references

B and C below describe separate components. Their sum is not the assembly width T.

Cone / cupCone width BCup width C2002 PDF pages
580 / 57236.098 mm
1.421 in
28.575 mm
1.125 in
273, 322

What to confirm before using this reference

  • d is the cone bore, D is the cup outside diameter and T is the complete bearing width for the exact pair. B and C measure the separate rings; do not add B and C to calculate T.
  • The dimensional table is a historical identification reference from the 2002 Timken Bearing Specification Guide, not a current engineering drawing. Printed metric and inch values are retained, including their original rounding. Check the current drawing before specifying fits or machining.
  • A component may appear with several mating numbers. A match here documents that exact Timken combination; it does not approve other suffixes, mixed-brand rings, a vehicle application or a substitute with similar dimensions.
  • A cone-and-cup set is not automatically a complete wheel-end repair kit. Seal numbers, collars, spacers and quantities must be confirmed separately unless the specific set note below explicitly lists them.
  • For replacement work, inspect and replace the mating cup and cone together as specified for the assembly. Retaining a worn ring or mixing manufacturer geometries can change the contact pattern even when nominal diameters match.
  • An axle tightening torque, preload or endplay target cannot be derived from these dimensions. Use the procedure for the identified hub or machine, including any pre-adjusted system restrictions.

Manufacturer references: Timken Bearing Specification Guide, Order 7534 (2002, archived distributor-hosted copy); Timken MileMate set chart, Order 5523 (May 2024), where listed; Timken cup-and-cone replacement guidance, Order 10832 (2016). Sources checked 2026-10-02. Measurement rows and set identities are kept separate by edition. BearingScope provides independent identification guidance, not sales or installation certification.

Related prefix matches — other model numbers may appear

These discovery results can contain a longer number or a different component. They are not specifications for the requested exact model. Open the complete product to inspect its original geometry.

Check the drawing before substituting

Nominal dimensions are not shaft-fit tolerances. Different variants can add grooves, flanges, wider rings or assembly components. When the table has different dimensions, the complete designation—not the shared prefix—controls.

Reference basis & data limits

Manufacturer terminology is retained in the product records. Technical reference basis: JTEKT Basic Bearing Knowledge (boundary dimensions, tolerance classes and lubrication); NSK Bearing ABCs (lubrication, designations and clearance); NTN technical FAQs (closure codes and component interchange); SKF rolling-bearing selection and maintenance references.

Selection workflows and catalogue grouping are BearingScope editorial aids. Verify the current drawing and application requirements before using a candidate. Missing database information is not converted into an assumed match.

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