
Each roller is a sealed double-row angular contact ball bearing built onto its own stud. The stud axis is offset 1 mm from the roller axis (2 mm on FR22). Turn the stud before you tighten the bolt and the roller moves up to twice the eccentricity toward or away from the rail. You remove play or set a light preload without shims.
Typical applications: rack-and-pinion gantries on V-guide rails, transfer and assembly lines, ring slides, cutting and welding carriages, and doors or shuttles that run on a flat rail.
Request a quote for eccentric track rollersDimensions in millimetres. The V-groove is checked with a gauge circle: A is the distance from the roller axis to the centre of that circle. e is the stud eccentricity.
| Model | Outer ring | D | Rail | A | Stud Ø | Bore Ø | L | Centre to collar face | e |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR10 | 90° V-groove | 42 | 90° V-rail, Ø9 gauge | 22.62 | 15 h7 | 6.4 | 30 | 10.5 | 1 |
| LR10 | Crowned, R500 | 47 | Flat rail | — | 15 h7 | 6.4 | 30 | 10.5 | 1 |
| FR15 | 90° V-groove | 53 0 / −0.02 | 90° V-rail, Ø14 gauge | 29.65 ±0.01 | 15 ±0.01 | 8.4 ±0.005 | 35 −0.01 / −0.03 | 12 ±0.01 | 1 |
| LR15 | Crowned, R500 | 47 | Flat rail | — | 15 ±0.01 | 8.4 ±0.005 | 35 −0.01 / −0.03 | 12 ±0.01 | 1 |
| FR20 | 90° V-groove | 63 | 90° V-rail, Ø20 gauge | 36.2 | 20 h7 | 10.5 | 46 | 16 | 1 |
| LR20 | Crowned, R500 | 72 | Flat rail | — | 20 h7 | 10.5 | 46 | 16 | 1 |
| FR22 | 90° V-groove | 70 | 90° V-rail, Ø20 gauge | 39.4 | 20 h7 | 10.5 | 46 | 16 | 2 |
| FR25 | 90° V-groove | 77 0 / −0.02 | 90° V-rail, Ø24 gauge | 43.42 ±0.01 | 25 ±0.01 | 13 ±0.005 | 60 −0.01 / −0.03 | 20.5 ±0.01 | 1 |
| LR25 | Crowned, R500 | 85 | Flat rail | — | 25 ±0.01 | 13 ±0.005 | 60 −0.01 / −0.03 | 20.5 ±0.01 | 1 |
| FR35 | 90° V-groove | 107 0 / −0.02 | 90° V-rail, Ø35 gauge | 61.25 ±0.01 | 40 ±0.01 | 17 ±0.005 | 84 −0.01 / −0.03 | 30 ±0.01 | 1 |
| LR35 | Crowned, R500 | 100 0 / −0.02 | Flat rail | — | 40 ±0.01 | 17 ±0.005 | 84 −0.01 / −0.03 | 30 ±0.01 | 1 |
| Model | Collar Ø | Counterbore Ø × depth | Adjusting holes |
|---|---|---|---|
| FR10 | 20.8 | 10.5 × 6.8 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 15.4 apart |
| LR10 | 20.8 | 10.5 × 6.8 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 15.4 apart |
| FR15 | 23.8 0 / −0.02 | 14 × 9 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 18.5 apart |
| LR15 | 23.8 0 / −0.02 | 14 × 9 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 18.5 apart |
| FR20 | 27.7 | 16.5 × 11 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 22.5 apart |
| LR20 | 27.7 | 16.5 × 11 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 22.5 apart |
| FR22 | 33 | 18 × 11 | 2 × Ø2.6, 3 deep, 27.5 apart |
| FR25 | 35.6 0 / −0.02 | 20 × 13 | 2 × Ø4.1, 4.5 deep, 27.5 apart |
| LR25 | 35.6 0 / −0.02 | 20 × 13 | 2 × Ø4.1, 4.5 deep, 27.5 apart |
| FR35 | 56.9 0 / −0.02 | 30 × 17.5 | 2 × Ø4.1, 4.5 deep, 42 apart |
| LR35 | 56.9 0 / −0.02 | 30 × 17.5 | 2 × Ø4.1, 4.5 deep, 42 apart |
The collar stands 1 mm proud of the roller face, so the outer ring does not rub the mounting plate. FR and LR rollers of the same size (10, 15, 20, 25, 35) share the same stud, so both fit the same mounting holes.
C0 is the static load rating. C is the dynamic load rating for a rated life of 10⁶ m and 10⁸ m of travel. Stainless steel rollers have lower ratings: ask for the values.
| Model | C0 (N) | C, 10⁶ m (N) | C, 10⁸ m (N) | Limiting speed (r/min) | Mass ≈ (kg) | Axial clearance, normal (µm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR10 | 5300 | 4900 | 1060 | 12000 | 0.15 | +6 / +23 |
| LR10 | 5300 | 4900 | 1060 | 12000 | 0.18 | +6 / +23 |
| FR15 | 6800 | 7200 | 1560 | 9000 | 0.25 | +6 / +23 |
| LR15 | 6800 | 7200 | 1560 | 9000 | 0.18 | +6 / +23 |
| FR20 | 9500 | 10200 | 2200 | 7000 | 0.5 | +7 / +25 |
| LR20 | 9500 | 10200 | 2200 | 7000 | 0.5 | +7 / +25 |
| FR22 | 8600 | 9000 | 2000 | 7000 | 0.6 | +6 / +23 |
| FR25 | 15000 | 16300 | 3530 | 5600 | 1.1 | +8 / +27 |
| LR25 | 15000 | 16300 | 3530 | 5600 | 1.1 | +8 / +27 |
| FR35 | 32000 | 28400 | 6150 | 3600 | 2.8 | +11 / +33 |
| LR35 | 32000 | 28400 | 6150 | 3600 | 3 | +11 / +33 |
Preloaded rollers have an axial clearance of −3 / +5 µm. Values are for bearing steel rollers.
Our model numbers follow the common FR / LR designation. The table lists equivalent part numbers. Add Z for the concentric (fixed) stud, for example FR15Z.
| NLHB | Güdel | KH | YYC |
|---|---|---|---|
| FR10 | FR10 · 900710 | — | — |
| LR10 | LR10 · 900810 | — | — |
| FR15 | FR15 · 900715 | VR15A | UV15Y |
| LR15 | LR15 · 900815 | FR15A | UR15Y |
| FR20 | FR20 · 900720 | VR20A | UV20Y |
| LR20 | LR20 · 900820 | FR20A | UR20Y |
| FR25 | FR25 · 900725 | VR25A | UV25Y |
| LR25 | LR25 · 900825 | FR25A | UR25Y |
| FR35 | FR35 · 900735 | VR35A | UV35Y |
| LR35 | LR35 · 900835 | FR35A | UR35Y |
Brand names and part numbers are used only to identify interchangeable rollers. Check the dimensions above before you replace a roller.






















A common layout uses concentric rollers on one side of the rail as the reference and eccentric rollers on the other side to take up play.
| Rail | Model | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 90° V-guide rail, Ø9 gauge | FR10 | Small carriages, light automation |
| 90° V-guide rail, Ø14 gauge | FR15 | Light carriages, ring slides |
| 90° V-guide rail, Ø20 gauge | FR20 / FR22 | Medium carriages. FR22 has a larger collar and 2 mm eccentricity |
| 90° V-guide rail or V-rack, Ø24 gauge | FR25 | Gantries and transfer carriages |
| 90° V-guide rail or V-rack, Ø35 gauge | FR35 | Heavy gantries, long strokes |
| Flat rail or flat rack | LR10–LR35 | Same stud and holes as the FR roller of the same size |
| Other rail size or profile | Made to drawing | Send the rail size or rail drawing |
We turn, heat treat, grind and assemble these rollers in our Cixi factory. On request we also supply concentric (fixed) studs for the reference side, stainless steel rollers for wash-down areas, normal or preloaded bearing clearance, and rollers to your drawing: other outside diameters, groove angles, stud diameters and lengths. Send the rail size or rail drawing, load, speed, mounting plate thickness and quantity.
The stud axis is offset from the roller axis, 1 mm on these models and 2 mm on FR22. Turning the stud moves the roller up to twice the eccentricity toward or away from the rail, so play can be removed or a light preload set without shims.
No. FR10 to FR35 here are eccentric stud V-groove track rollers. The FR inch flanged miniature bearings, such as FR155 or FR168, are a different product.
FR rollers run on 90° V-guide rails and V-rail racks. Choose the size by the rail: send the rail drawing or the rail profile and we confirm the size.
FR35 has a 90° V-groove for a V-guide rail. LR35 runs on a flat rail. Its outer ring is slightly crowned (R500), so a small tilt of the rail does not load the ring edge. Both use the same Ø40 stud, collar and adjusting holes, so one carriage can carry both.
Yes. We make a concentric (fixed) stud version. Concentric rollers are often fitted on the reference side of the rail and eccentric rollers on the other side.
Send the part number, dimensions or drawing. We confirm specs, supplier status and lead time before quoting.
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