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Double-row spherical roller bearing, 90 mm tapered bore (1:12) x 160 mm outside diameter x 40 mm width. Self-aligning, C3 radial internal clearance, W33 outer-ring relubrication groove with three feed holes. Tapered bore requires an adapter sleeve or a matching tapered shaft seat.
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| MFR / Brand | RHP |
|---|---|
| Model | 22218 CKJ/CCK/CK 22218 HL K W33 C3 |
| Bearing Type | Spherical Roller Bearing, Open |
| ID | 90 mm |
| OD | 160 mm |
| Width | 40 mm |
| Material | Bearing Steel |
|---|---|
| Series | 22200 |
| Base Number | 22218 |
| Common Misspellings | 22218HLKW33; 22218 hl kw33 c3; 2218HLKW33C3; 22218 HLK W33 C4; 22218 W33 C3 K; sperical roller bearing; spherical roler bearing; taperd bore; adaptor sleeve |
| Bore Shaft Size | 90 mm tapered bore, 1:12 taper |
| Locking Method | Tapered bore with adapter sleeve (H 318) or matching 1:12 tapered shaft seat; sleeve not included |
| Mpn Variants | 22218HLKW33C3; 22218-HL-K-W33-C3; 22218 HL K W33 C3; 22218 HLKW33 C3; 22218HLKW33; 22218 K W33 C3; 22218KW33C3; 22218 KW33; 22218K; 22218 |
| Manufacturer Status | RHP brand discontinued as a standalone marque; RHP is now NSK-owned and RHP numbers are traced through NSK for current supply |
| Compatible With Replaces | Replaces any 90x160x40 mm tapered-bore W33 double-row spherical roller bearing in the 22218 K envelope with C3 clearance, subject to matching cage type and internal design |
| Rolling Elements | Cylindrical |
| Number Of Rows | 2 |
| Bore Type | Tapered |
| Harmonization Code | 8482.30.00.80 |
| Part Number | 22218 HL K W33 C3 |
| Cross Reference 6 | FAG 22218-E1-K-C3 |
|---|---|
| Cross Reference 7 | NTN 22218 EAKD1C3 |
| Cross Reference 9 | Adapter sleeve H 318 (80 mm shaft); HE 318; withdrawal sleeve AH 318 / AHX 318 |
A double-row spherical roller bearing in the ISO 222-series, 90 mm bore x 160 mm outside diameter x 40 mm width, with a 1:12 tapered bore, C3 clearance and a W33 relubrication groove in the outer ring. This is the fully specified version of the 22218 — taper for sleeve mounting, extra clearance for hot or tight-fitted duty, and a grease path through the outer ring so the bearing can be serviced in place. Two rows of barrel rollers share a single spherical outer raceway, letting the inner ring and roller set swivel inside the outer ring. That is why a spherical roller survives shaft deflection and housing misalignment that would edge-load a cylindrical roller into early spalling.
222 — ISO double-row spherical roller bearing, dimension series 22.
18 — bore code, 18 x 5 = 90 mm bore.
HL — RHP’s legacy extra-capacity internal design with a pressed-steel roller-guided cage; RHP’s functional counterpart to SKF’s E.
K — tapered bore, 1:12 taper.
W33 — annular groove around the outer ring plus three radial lubrication holes into the raceway.
C3 — radial internal clearance greater than normal (CN / C0).
Tapered bore — you will also need an adapter sleeve:
A 1:12 tapered bore will not go onto a plain straight 90 mm shaft. You need either a shaft machined with a matching 1:12 taper seat, or an adapter sleeve. For a 22218 K the matching sleeve is an H 318, which brings the mounting diameter down to an 80 mm straight shaft; HE 318 is the variant for shaft-diameter-equal fits, and withdrawal is via the AH / AHX series. The taper lets you locate the bearing anywhere along a plain shaft with a true interference fit and no shoulder machining, and the drive-up distance becomes the clearance-setting adjustment. That is why tapered-bore spherical rollers own the plummer-block and pillow-block world.
The W33 groove and its three feed holes let fresh grease enter directly at the outer raceway, so the bearing can be regreased on schedule without pulling the housing apart. On a sealed-for-life bearing the grease life is the bearing life. In dirty, hot, wet or continuous duty — crushers, screens, conveyor pulleys, kiln and dryer drives, paper machines — sealed-for-life is not achievable, so the ability to purge contaminated grease and replace it is the difference between a planned relube and a bearing change. A housing with a grease fitting feeding the outer ring bore requires the W33 feature; a non-W33 bearing in that housing will not accept the grease.
C3 gives more room than normal clearance, and that room is meant to be consumed. Interference fitting the inner ring closes some of it; the inner ring running hotter than the outer closes more. So C3 is correct for hot service, heavy interference fits, and shafts conducting process heat — and here it pairs logically with the tapered bore, since sleeve drive-up itself reduces clearance. A C3 bearing in a cold, lightly loaded, loose-fit application never closes its clearance: rollers skid instead of rolling, the bearing runs noisy, fewer rollers share the load, and useful capacity and life both fall. Normal clearance fitted where C3 was specified is preloaded into a short, hot life.
The 90 x 160 x 40 mm envelope and the 2.0 mm minimum corner radius are fixed by ISO 15 and hold for any maker’s 22218.
Sold individually. Adapter sleeve is not included — order an H 318 separately if your shaft is not already tapered.
RHP designations are traced through NSK, which acquired the brand — relevant if you are keeping older UK-built plant running. Same-envelope 90x160x40 tapered-bore W33 double-row spherical rollers include SKF 22218 CCK/W33, 22218 EK/W33 and the legacy CK / CKJ forms, NSK 22218 EAKE4C3 and 22218 CAMKE4C3, FAG 22218-E1-K + H318, NTN 22218 EAKD1, and Timken / Torrington 22218 KEJW33C3. Internal design, cage material and clearance class vary between them — verify all three before treating any as a drop-in. MRC crosses into SKF; Torrington crosses into Timken.
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