
FAG B7244-E-T-P4S super precision bearing
- Brand
- FAG
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Special bearings
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Description
FAG B7244-E-T-P4S belongs to super precision bearing, part of our Bearings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for B7244-E-T-P4S and any equivalents.
When a spindle, measuring head or positioning axis has to hold its accuracy run after run, the bearing inside it is doing much of the work. FAG super precision bearings are built for exactly that kind of duty: tight running accuracy, high rigidity and repeatable results. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to maintenance and purchasing teams across the United States and in several Latin American countries.
Reading the part number is the fastest way to know what you are getting. The leading letter B marks a super precision bearing within its series, and the digits that follow give the size. After that come the execution details: E for an optimized contact angle, T for a cage made of synthetic material, and P4S for the precision class, which covers both dimensional and running tolerances. Taken together, those blocks tell you how the bearing will behave once it is running.
Typical installations include milling, grinding and machining center spindles, where speed and accuracy decide the quality of the cut. The same bearings appear in measuring heads, rotary tables, inspection equipment and high-accuracy drive systems. Metalworking, automotive, aerospace and capital goods operations use this line to keep their processes within tolerance.
Selection comes down to the loads involved, the speed of rotation and how the bearing will be lubricated. Axial and radial load both matter, as do internal clearance and the choice between grease and oil. The T cage, along with any sealing or protection, should match the working environment, whether that means contamination, moisture or elevated temperature. Cleanliness, precise alignment and controlled preload during mounting are what let a super precision bearing deliver its accuracy.
Interchange with other manufacturers is possible when the dimensional standards and precision class line up. Matching is done on the complete part number, the execution type and the tolerance level, not on bore and width alone. Contact angle, cage design and class all have to be confirmed. If you are replacing a bearing, send the original part number and we will help you identify the equivalent reference.
If you already know the part number you need, message us on WhatsApp or by email and our team will get back to you promptly with a quote. We can also suggest equivalents and help you work out the right configuration for a spindle or a new piece of equipment.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How is the designation B7000-E-T-P4S broken down?
- B identifies a super precision bearing, 7000 gives the size, E denotes the optimized contact angle, T the synthetic material cage, and P4S the precision class. Each element describes part of the bearing's behavior in service.
- How do I decide which precision class to use?
- It depends on the running accuracy your equipment demands. Machine tool spindles generally call for the finest classes, while other applications can work with standard classes. Share your equipment data with us and we will help you choose.
- What matters most during mounting?
- Cleanliness, correct alignment and controlled preload. Lubrication has to suit the application, and the surrounding area should be kept free of contaminants. Poor mounting practice can compromise both accuracy and service life.

