ELGES GE32-LO Spherical Plain Bearing

Description

The ELGES GE32-LO is a high-quality, maintenance-free radial spherical plain bearing designed for superior performance. As part of the Schaeffler Group, ELGES bearings are known for their precision engineering and durability. This model features a specialized sliding contact surface that eliminates the need for lubrication, making it ideal for applications where maintenance is difficult or undesirable. Its robust construction ensures reliable operation under heavy radial and combined loads.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: ELGES (Schaeffler Group)
• Type: GE32-LO
• Category: Radial Spherical Plain Bearing
• Inner Diameter (Bore): 32 mm
• Outer Diameter: 52 mm
• Width: 25 mm
• Sealing: Open (no seals)
• Lubrication: Maintenance-free (ELGOGLIDE liner)

Label Info

• Part No: GE32-LO
• Barcode No: 012802 533538
• Batch/ID: 0012K0722/0013593547/006652948-0000-41

Application

This bearing is commonly used in hydraulic cylinder rod ends, vehicle steering linkages, heavy equipment pivot points, and other industrial machinery requiring articulation and misalignment compensation.

Country of Origin

Made in Germany.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned bearing, you are contributing to a circular economy and helping to prevent 0.36 kg of CO2 emissions compared to buying a new one.

Availability

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FAQ

The "maintenance-free" designation means the bearing is equipped with a self-lubricating sliding layer, in this case, Schaeffler's ELGOGLIDE fabric. This eliminates the need for regular relubrication (greasing) throughout its operational life, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.

Yes, radial spherical plain bearings like the GE32-LO can accommodate not only high radial loads but also combined (radial and axial) loads. The capacity for axial load depends on the specific application parameters, but it is a key feature of their design.

Spherical plain bearings are primarily designed for slow, oscillating, or swiveling movements and accommodating misalignments. They are generally not suitable for continuous high-speed rotation like ball or roller bearings. The permissible sliding velocity is a key limiting factor.

Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026

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