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FAGFAG 108-TVH bearing

108-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 108 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
8 mm
Outside D
22 mm
Width B
7 mm
Dynamic C
2.75 kN
Static C0
0.56 kN
Limit speed
39000 r/min
Mass
0.014 kg
FAGFAG 11204-TVH bearing

11204-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11204 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
20 mm
Outside D
47 mm
Width B
40 mm
Dynamic C
10.1 kN
Static C0
2.6 kN
Limit speed
18100 r/min
Mass
0.186 kg
FAGFAG 11205-TVH bearing

11205-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11205 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
25 mm
Outside D
52 mm
Width B
44 mm
Dynamic C
12.3 kN
Static C0
3.3 kN
Limit speed
15500 r/min
Mass
0.221 kg
FAGFAG 11206-TVH bearing

11206-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11206 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
30 mm
Outside D
62 mm
Width B
48 mm
Dynamic C
15.9 kN
Static C0
4.65 kN
Limit speed
13100 r/min
Mass
0.37 kg
FAGFAG 11207-TVH bearing

11207-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11207 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
35 mm
Outside D
72 mm
Width B
52 mm
Dynamic C
16 kN
Static C0
5.1 kN
Limit speed
11600 r/min
Mass
0.54 kg
FAGFAG 11208-TVH bearing

11208-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11208 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
40 mm
Outside D
80 mm
Width B
56 mm
Dynamic C
19.4 kN
Static C0
6.5 kN
Limit speed
10100 r/min
Mass
0.736 kg
FAGFAG 11209-TVH bearing

11209-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11209 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
45 mm
Outside D
85 mm
Width B
58 mm
Dynamic C
22 kN
Static C0
7.3 kN
Limit speed
9300 r/min
Mass
0.788 kg
FAGFAG 11210-TVH bearing

11210-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11210 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
50 mm
Outside D
90 mm
Width B
58 mm
Dynamic C
22.9 kN
Static C0
8.1 kN
Limit speed
8700 r/min
Mass
0.85 kg
FAGFAG 11212-TVH bearing

11212-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 11212 · 88 parameters

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Bore d
60 mm
Outside D
110 mm
Width B
62 mm
Dynamic C
30.5 kN
Static C0
11.5 kN
Limit speed
6900 r/min
Mass
1.54 kg
FAGFAG 1200-TVH bearing

1200-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1200 · 83 parameters

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Bore d
10 mm
Outside D
30 mm
Width B
9 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.19 kN
Limit speed
29500 r/min
Mass
0.033 kg
FAGFAG 1200-TVH-C3 bearing

1200-TVH-C3

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1200 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
10 mm
Outside D
30 mm
Width B
9 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.19 kN
Limit speed
29500 r/min
Mass
0.033 kg
FAGFAG 1201-TVH bearing

1201-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1201 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
12 mm
Outside D
32 mm
Width B
10 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.27 kN
Limit speed
28000 r/min
Mass
0.04 kg
FAGFAG 1201-TVH-C3 bearing

1201-TVH-C3

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1201 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
12 mm
Outside D
32 mm
Width B
10 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.27 kN
Limit speed
28000 r/min
Mass
0.04 kg
FAGFAG 1201-TVH-C3>N bearing

1201-TVH-C3>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1201 · 82 parameters

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Bore d
12 mm
Outside D
32 mm
Width B
10 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.27 kN
Limit speed
28000 r/min
Mass
0.04 kg
FAGFAG 1201-TVH>N bearing

1201-TVH>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1201 · 83 parameters

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Bore d
12 mm
Outside D
32 mm
Width B
10 mm
Dynamic C
5.7 kN
Static C0
1.27 kN
Limit speed
28000 r/min
Mass
0.04 kg
FAGFAG 1202-TVH bearing

1202-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1202 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
15 mm
Outside D
35 mm
Width B
11 mm
Dynamic C
7.7 kN
Static C0
1.75 kN
Limit speed
23800 r/min
Mass
0.047 kg
FAGFAG 1202-TVH-C3 bearing

1202-TVH-C3

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1202 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
15 mm
Outside D
35 mm
Width B
11 mm
Dynamic C
7.7 kN
Static C0
1.75 kN
Limit speed
23800 r/min
Mass
0.047 kg
FAGFAG 1202-TVH-C3>N bearing

1202-TVH-C3>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1202 · 82 parameters

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Bore d
15 mm
Outside D
35 mm
Width B
11 mm
Dynamic C
7.7 kN
Static C0
1.75 kN
Limit speed
23800 r/min
Mass
0.047 kg
FAGFAG 1202-TVH>N bearing

1202-TVH>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1202 · 83 parameters

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Bore d
15 mm
Outside D
35 mm
Width B
11 mm
Dynamic C
7.7 kN
Static C0
1.75 kN
Limit speed
23800 r/min
Mass
0.047 kg
FAGFAG 1203-TVH bearing

1203-TVH

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1203 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
17 mm
Outside D
40 mm
Width B
12 mm
Dynamic C
8.1 kN
Static C0
2.01 kN
Limit speed
21800 r/min
Mass
0.073 kg
FAGFAG 1203-TVH-C3 bearing

1203-TVH-C3

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1203 · 84 parameters

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Bore d
17 mm
Outside D
40 mm
Width B
12 mm
Dynamic C
8.1 kN
Static C0
2.01 kN
Limit speed
21800 r/min
Mass
0.073 kg
FAGFAG 1203-TVH-C3>N bearing

1203-TVH-C3>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1203 · 82 parameters

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Bore d
17 mm
Outside D
40 mm
Width B
12 mm
Dynamic C
8.1 kN
Static C0
2.01 kN
Limit speed
21800 r/min
Mass
0.073 kg
FAGFAG 1203-TVH>N bearing

1203-TVH>N

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1203 · 83 parameters

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Bore d
17 mm
Outside D
40 mm
Width B
12 mm
Dynamic C
8.1 kN
Static C0
2.01 kN
Limit speed
21800 r/min
Mass
0.073 kg
FAGFAG 1204-K-TVH-C3 bearing

1204-K-TVH-C3

Self-aligning ball bearings · Series 1204 · 94 parameters

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Bore d
20 mm
Outside D
47 mm
Width B
14 mm
Dynamic C
10.1 kN
Static C0
2.6 kN
Limit speed
18100 r/min
Mass
0.116 kg
Independent brand reference

FAG bearings: identification, catalogue & comparison

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FAG is a Schaeffler bearing brand. Schaeffler's medias catalogue brings together rolling bearings, plain bearings and linear systems, including INA and FAG products. Keep FAG as the brand on a FAG-marked record; common group ownership does not make every INA and FAG part identical.

Choose the construction, then the model

FAG bearing types & model examples

Start with the bearing's construction, not just its diameter or brand. These source-backed examples connect a bearing type to actual FAG designations and recorded dimensions. They are lookup starting points, not a recommendation for an unspecified machine or a complete current catalogue.

FAG Angular contact ball bearings3 model examples

Contact angle, row count and pairing determine axial load direction and stiffness.

Before selecting a model
  • Compare contact angle, matched-set designation, preload, accuracy and back-to-back or face-to-face arrangement.

Comparison boundary: Contact angle, row count, matching and preload are part of the arrangement, not resolved by the nominal envelope. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

Construction & selection guide →
FAG Ball bearings3 model examples

Ball bearings are a group of constructions, not one interchangeable design. Deep-groove, angular-contact and self-aligning bearings serve different arrangements; the exact type remains part of the lookup.

Before selecting a model
  • Identify whether the arrangement uses deep-groove, angular-contact or self-aligning construction.
  • Check the full marking, dimensions, closure and internal clearance on the individual record.
  • Use the row count and mounting arrangement from the exact model; do not infer them from the word ball.

Comparison boundary: The group name alone does not determine load direction, speed, accuracy or installation requirements. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

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FAG Cylindrical roller bearings3 model examples

Rib arrangement determines axial location: NU, N, NJ and NUP are not functionally identical.

Before selecting a model
  • Check locating role, axial displacement, cage or full complement, minimum load and lubrication.

Comparison boundary: NU, N, NJ and NUP arrangements are not interchangeable solely because their envelope dimensions match. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

Construction & selection guide →
FAG Deep groove ball bearings3 model examples

A versatile radial bearing family with some axial-load capability; single and double rows differ.

Before selecting a model
  • Match envelope, load ratings, closure, clearance, cage, tolerance class and lubrication.

Comparison boundary: Open, shielded and sealed variants may share dimensions while closure, grease or clearance differs. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

Construction & selection guide →
FAG Roller bearings3 model examples

Roller-bearing searches include cylindrical, spherical, tapered and needle constructions. Start by identifying the roller geometry and whether the record describes a complete bearing or a component.

Before selecting a model
  • Distinguish a tapered bore from tapered rollers: they describe different features.
  • Check separable components, ring arrangement and the source dimension symbols.
  • Verify the individual load direction, mounting and lubrication requirements before comparing models.

Comparison boundary: The group name alone does not determine load direction, speed, accuracy or installation requirements. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

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FAG Spherical roller bearings3 model examples

Self-aligning roller designs support substantial radial load and, depending on design, axial load.

Before selecting a model
  • Check cylindrical versus tapered bore, clearance reduction during mounting, permissible misalignment and cage.

Comparison boundary: Check straight versus tapered bore, cage and mounting arrangement. A tapered bore does not make this a tapered roller bearing. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

Construction & selection guide →
FAG Tapered roller bearings3 model examples

Cone and cup geometry determines the assembly; single-row bearings normally work in opposed arrangements.

Before selecting a model
  • Check the complete cup-and-cone pairing, assembly width T, contact angle, endplay or preload and load direction.

Comparison boundary: Cup and cone references, assembled width, contact geometry and setting must be checked as one arrangement. Preserve the full designation and suffix. Equal dimensions alone do not establish interchangeability; blank values remain unknown.

Construction & selection guide →

Dimensions retain their source labels: B is not automatically the same as assembly width T, ring width C or section height H. A component with no inner ring may specify Fw rather than a shaft bore d. These examples do not supply installation fits, approval for a machine, or a promised load/speed capability.

What to identify first

Identify the bearing family and the complete FAG designation before choosing a dimension chart. A cylindrical roller bearing's ring arrangement, a spherical bearing's bore form and a spindle bearing's arrangement are different selection questions.

25,142 records currently loaded here. This is BearingScope's coverage, not the manufacturer's entire catalogue. A missing result means a data gap in this website, not that the manufacturer has never made the product.

Find the correct catalogue record

Use the complete FAG designation to identify the relevant Schaeffler medias record and its dimension drawing. HR 1 is a rolling-bearing catalogue; it does not replace a product-specific drawing or application instruction. This page is a searchable reference subset, not a mirror of the entire catalogue.

Use the designation field above for the full marking, or enter bore d, outside diameter D and width B in mm. Leave unknown fields blank. A size chart can find candidates; it cannot establish material, precision or assembly compatibility by itself.

Read the FAG designation in context

These are interpretation notes, not a universal suffix crosswalk. Preserve every unrecognised code for exact-model verification.

Marking or fieldMeaning and limits
Full FAG designationRetain every design, cage, clearance and precision segment; the basic series alone is not an exact specification.
X-life / XLSchaeffler identifies X-life products with XL. Treat it as part of the documented design, not an extra precision grade or a universal replacement instruction.
Paired or matched bearingsKeep the arrangement and set information with the record. One loose bearing is not automatically equivalent to a matched set.
INA versus FAGCompare the actual product descriptions and assembly scope; a shared manufacturer group is not evidence of interchangeability.

FAG interchange: more than a matching envelope

Schaeffler's medias interchange distinguishes full, conditional and non-interchangeable relationships. BearingScope's same-base directory uses its own candidate evidence and must not be read as one of those official approvals. Check full suffixes, component scope and unresolved fields before considering substitution.

Compare FAG with another brand

  1. Start with the complete designation and supplied component or assembly.
  2. Compare d×D×B in the same units; for separable bearings include the correct component and assembled dimensions.
  3. Check closure, clearance, cage, precision, material and lubrication. A blank field remains unknown.
  4. Compare load and speed figures on the same basis, then check the application's mounting and operating requirements.

Equal boundary dimensions identify a candidate, not an approved replacement. BearingScope does not rank whole brands or certify fitment.

FAG bearing lookup questions

Is this the official FAG catalogue or a shop?

No. BearingScope is an independent lookup and comparison reference. It does not sell bearings, quote prices, certify authenticity or claim to contain the manufacturer's complete current range.

Can I search by inside and outside diameter?

Yes, where corresponding product data is loaded. Enter known dimensions in mm in the search controls above. Add width and family to narrow the result. Measure the loose bearing's boundary dimensions, not a housing's mounting-bolt spacing. Keep uncertain readings separate from exact measurements.

Does a catalogue number prove that the bearing is genuine?

No. A plausible marking or a matching database record does not authenticate a physical item. Retain the full marking, packaging and lot identification for the manufacturer's verification process; neither a photograph nor a country name alone settles authenticity.

Where was my FAG bearing made?

The site does not have a verified factory/lot register. Brand identity and catalogue dimensions cannot establish an individual bearing's manufacturing origin. Check that item's traceability documentation; the missing origin is not filled from another model.

Can I download every FAG PDF or CAD drawing here?

No. Public lookup records and explanatory guides are not a complete document library. A drawing must match the exact model and revision and be permitted for redistribution. Where no such file is provided, the document request remains a data gap.

What if the full suffix gives no result?

Check the lettering, separators and component identity first. You may use the base number to discover related records, but do not remove the suffix from the part you ultimately compare. Record the missing full designation through the site's data-feedback page.

Editorial reference reviewed 2026-10-01. Source basis: Schaeffler — Product catalog medias; Schaeffler HR 1 — Rolling bearings, X-life explanation. Original explanatory text; no catalogue prose, PDF or CAD is represented as a BearingScope manufacturer document.

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