63/28, 63/28-2Z, 63/28-2RS Ball Bearing, ISO 15
The 63/28 ball bearing (ISO 15) has a 28 mm bore, a 68 mm outside diameter and a width of 18 mm. Get it as simplified STEP files.

How these parts are made, and what the levels mean: read the method
- Also searched as: 63/28 bearing, 63/28-2Z bearing, 63/28-2RS bearing
- Model id:
iso15-63-28
- Standard: ISO 15 · size 63/28
Versions
| Designation | What differs | Part key | Simplified |
|---|
| 63/28 | open | iso15-63-28 | STEP |
| 63/28-2Z | 2Z (shielded) | iso15-63-28-2z | STEP |
| 63/28-2RS | 2RS (sealed) | iso15-63-28-2rs | STEP |
Dimensions

| Symbol | Name | min | nom | max | Modeled | Rule | Level |
|---|
| d | Bore diameter | | 28 | | 28 | nominal | L1 |
| D | Outside diameter | | 68 | | 68 | nominal | L1 |
| B | Width | | 18 | | 18 | nominal | L1 |
| r | Chamfer dimension | 1.1 | | | 1.1 | single limit (min), modeled at the limit | L1 |
Drawing

As a PDF: CC-ISO15-SZ-63-28.pdf.
Load ratings and speeds
What NSK's web catalogue (nsk-dgbb) lists for its open bearing of this designation. Limiting speeds are for the open bearing; a shielded or sealed bearing has its own, lower ones.
- Basic Load Ratings, Cr: 29400 N
- Basic Load Ratings, C0r: 14000 N
- Limiting Speeds, Grease: 10000 min-1
- Limiting Speeds, Oil (Oil-bath): 13000 min-1
The 63/28 ball bearing beside the 62/28 and the 6806
The 63/28 is number 65 of the 71 ISO 15 ball bearings published here, listed from 693 to 6306.
- Bore diameter (d): 28 mm on the 63/28 ball bearing, against 28 mm on the 62/28 and 30 mm on the 6806.
- Outside diameter (D): 68 mm on the 63/28 ball bearing, against 58 mm on the 62/28 and 42 mm on the 6806.
- Width (B): 18 mm on the 63/28 ball bearing, against 16 mm on the 62/28 and 7 mm on the 6806.
- Chamfer dimension (r): at least 1.1 mm on the 63/28 ball bearing, against at least 1 mm on the 62/28 and at least 0.3 mm on the 6806.
Other sizes
Documents
Sources
nsk-dgbb, ntn-bearingfinder-dgbb, skf-17000-dgbb. Full citations: the method page and this size's datasheet.
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