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23140K — 200 × 340 × 112 mm

BOUNDARY DIMENSIONSUNIT / mm
B = 112 mmD = 340 mmd = 200 mm
Boundary dimensions · schematic, not a product photograph or manufacturing drawing.
Spherical roller

23140K

23140K is a spherical roller designation documented on BearingIndex from 1 manufacturer publication. The published boundary dimensions are 200 × 340 × 112 mm. The designation ends in bore code 40, which resolves to a 200 mm bore under ISO 15 and matches what the manufacturers published. The publishing works are in Anhui province, China. Every value below comes from that manufacturer’s own published material, with the date it was recorded.

Bore d
200 mm
Outside D
340 mm
Width B
112 mm

Compare the 1 publication

What each manufacturer published.

ManufacturerDynamic load rating (kN)Static load rating (kN)Limiting speed — grease (rpm)Limiting speed — oil (rpm)Reference mass (kg)Source recorded
Luan Rolling Bearing
23140K
13702310830110043.12026-09-24Request

A dash means that manufacturer did not publish the value. Dimensions every source agrees on are shown above rather than repeated per row.

Calculated from the published values.

FigureHow it is obtainedResult
Radial section height(D − d) / 270 mm
Mean diameter dm(D + d) / 2270 mm
Speed factor dm · nmean diameter × highest published limiting speed297,000 mm·min−1
C / C₀ load ratiodynamic ÷ static load ratingLuan Rolling Bearing 0.59

Arithmetic on the figures above — not a bearing life calculation for your load case.

The works that publish 23140K.

Luan Rolling Bearing

Luan, Anhui, China

Spherical and cylindrical roller bearings

Luan Rolling Bearing manufactures spherical roller bearings, cylindrical roller bearings and nonstandard bearings. The company also lists spherical and cylindrical rollers as a separate product area. Its published scope supports inquiries for both assembled bearings and rolling elements; these should be clearly distinguished when requesting drawings or quotations.

Published ranges: Spherical roller bearings · Cylindrical roller bearings · Nonstandard bearings · Spherical and cylindrical rollers

168 designations documented here · 1 reviewed evidence record · source recorded 2026-09-24

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Not documented by any source here.

Precision class · Internal clearance · Sealing · Material · Cage material · Z class · V class · Application · Limiting speed · Lubrication · Operating temperature · Precision standard · Ring material · Rolling element material · Noise / vibration test method · Manufacturer series · Manufacturer suffix · Ball count · Ball diameter.

Ask the manufacturer for these when you enquire.

Other designations with the same 200x340x112 mm envelope.

DesignationBearing familyWorks
23140W33Spherical roller1

Same envelope, but sealing, internal design, clearance and load capability differ — not interchangeable by default.

Neighbouring designations documented here.

DesignationEnvelope d × D × B (mm)Bearing familyWorks
23140W33200 × 340 × 112Spherical roller1
23144220 × 370 × 120Spherical roller1
23144K220 × 370 × 120Spherical roller1
23144W33220 × 370 × 120Spherical roller1
23148240 × 400 × 128Spherical roller1
23148K240 × 400 × 128Spherical roller1
23148W33240 × 400 × 128Spherical roller1
23152260 × 440 × 144Spherical roller1
23152K260 × 440 × 144Spherical roller1
23152W33260 × 440 × 144Spherical roller1
23156280 × 460 × 146Spherical roller1
23156K280 × 460 × 146Spherical roller1
23156W33280 × 460 × 146Spherical roller1
23160300 × 500 × 160Spherical roller1
23160K300 × 500 × 160Spherical roller1
23160W33300 × 500 × 160Spherical roller1
2321890 × 160 × 52.4Spherical roller1
23218K90 × 160 × 52.4Spherical roller1

Each envelope shown is that designation’s own published size.

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