
FAG K365-A-362 tapered roller bearing
- Brand
- FAG
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Tapered roller bearings
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Description
FAG K365-A-362 belongs to tapered roller 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 K365-A-362 and any equivalents.
FAG tapered roller bearings handle combined radial and axial loads. The tapered rollers and raceways make linear contact, which spreads the load and supports high capacity. They suit gearboxes, wheel axles and heavy machinery where forces are significant and misalignment is controlled.
The K-series designation works like this: K, then an assembly number, then A, then a number for the cup. So K365-A-362 is a tapered roller assembly with standardized dimensions. Suffixes can point to cage, angle or tolerance differences. The same pattern appears in K387-A-382, K495-A-493 and K37431-A-37625: a base code plus a complement that defines the assembly. Reading these codes correctly is essential when ordering a replacement.
These bearings show up in mining, cement, steel, agricultural and transport equipment. You will find them in speed reducers, conveyor rollers, machine tool spindles and heavy vehicle hubs, as well as slurry pumps, mills and presses. Because they take combined loads, they fit shafts that see radial and axial forces at the same time, which is common in machinery running continuously.
When selecting a tapered roller bearing, look at radial and axial load, rotation speed and the environment. Mounting calls for precise alignment and proper axial adjustment; too much or too little internal clearance shortens service life. Lubrication may be grease or oil depending on the application, and sealing must keep contaminants out. In vibrating applications, check preload and tightening torque. If the shaft runs hot, account for differential expansion.
Tapered roller bearings are made to international standards, so they can be interchanged between brands. For a replacement, compare bore, outside diameter, width and contact angle. Codes from other makers may have direct equivalents, but always verify the full designation and tolerances. MR can advise on compatibility without you needing the data sheet on hand.
Need a FAG tapered roller bearing? Send the code or model on WhatsApp or by email. MR supplies bearings, mounted units, power transmission parts, seals and maintenance tools to customers across the United States and in several Latin American countries. We reply promptly with technical information and a quote, and we can help identify the replacement if you provide shaft dimensions or a photo of the component.
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
- What does the designation K...-A-... mean in FAG bearings?
- K indicates a tapered roller assembly. The first number identifies the cone and the second the cup. The letter A may indicate a design or tolerance variant. Knowing this structure helps you order the correct replacement.
- How do I choose the right tapered roller bearing for my equipment?
- Consider radial and axial load, speed, temperature and environment. Check shaft and housing dimensions. Correct axial adjustment and good lubrication are key. If you have doubts, ask us with the data of your application.
- Do FAG bearings have equivalents with other brands?
- Yes, tapered roller bearings follow international standards that allow interchangeability. When replacing, compare bore, outside diameter, width and contact angle. We can help you find the right equivalent.

