23864-K-MB bearings ( 320 mm x 400 mm x 60 mm) have the advantages of Self-aligning, high load-bearing capacity, and impact resistant, and are therefore widely used in the Mining machinery, metallurgical equipment, papermaking machinery, vibrating screens, wind turbines, and large industrial gearboxes.

| Part Number | 23864-K-MB |
| Design drawing | 2 |
| Bore Type | K = Tapered bore (K = taper 1:12) |
| RIC | CN |
| Row | 2 |
| Bearing Type | Spherical roller bearings With central rib Tapered bore(K = taper 1:12) |
| Manufacturer Part Code | 23864KMB |
| Cage | MB = Solid brass cage, guided on inner ring |
| Measurement | Metric |
| d φ Inside [inch] | 12.598 |
| D Φ Outside [inch] | 15.748 |
| B Width [inch] | 2.362 |
| nG Limiting speed (oil) [min–1] | 1191 |
| Weight [kg] | 17.9 |
| r(min.) Chamfer [inch] | 0.083 |
| D1 [inch] | 14.886 |
| ds [inch] | 0.189 |
| ns [inch] | 0.374 |
| Cr Radial Dynamic [lbf] | 152842 |
| C0r Radial static [lbf] | 366409 |
| Cur Radial Fatigue [lbf] | 25390 |
| Temperature - T(min)[°C] | -30 |
| Temperature - T(max)[°C] | +200 |
| Mounting dimensions | |
| da(min.) [inch] | 13.000 |
| Da(max.) [inch] | 15.346 |
| ra(max.) [mm] | 17.9 |
| Calculation coefficient | |
| e | 0.13 |
| Y0 | 4.95 |
| Y1 | 5.06 |
| Y2 | 7.53 |
The 23864-K-MB Double-row spherical roller bearings mainly consist of an inner ring, an outer ring, two rows of spherical rollers, a cage, and seals. The outer ring raceway has a spherical structure, while the inner ring has a double-row raceway. The rollers and raceways are logarithmically curved. The cage is typically made of stamped steel or machined brass.
Double-row spherical roller bearings possess excellent self-aligning properties, compensating for shaft deflection, installation errors, and misalignment. They can simultaneously withstand radial loads and bidirectional axial loads, exhibiting extremely high load-bearing capacity and strong impact resistance. Furthermore, the internal clearance can be optimized for vibration conditions, effectively reducing frictional temperature rise.















