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Prevent Electrical Erosion with TFL 6217M/C3VL0241: High-Performance Alternative to FAG & NTN

Prevent Electrical Erosion with TFL 6217M/C3VL0241: High-Performance Alternative to FAG & NTN

TFL 6217M/C3VL0241 features a robust machined brass cage and oxide ceramic coating on the outer ring to prevent electrical erosion.

6217M/C3VL0241 Electrically Insulated Ball Bearings

$ 246 /Each
  • Customized Logo: Min. Order 1 Piece
  • Customized Packaging: Min. Order 1 Piece
  • Inventory: In stock
  • Country of Origin: China
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Product Parameters

  • Model 6217M/C3VL0241
  • Equivalent Interchange 6217M/C3VL0241 (SKF); 6217-M-J20AA-C3 (FAG); 6217-M-C3-SQ77 (NKE); 6217HDY2C3 (NSK); 7MC3-6217C3 (NTN)
  • Product Category Electrically Insulated Ball Bearings
  • Coating Suffix VL0241
  • Insulating Coating Types Insulation coating on outer ring
  • Manufacturers TFL
  • Bore Diameter 85.0 mm
  • Outside Diameter 150.0 mm
  • Width 28.0 mm
  • Net Weight 2.14 kg
  • Basic Dynamic Load Rating 87.1 kN
  • Basic Static Load Rating 64.0 kN
  • Reference Speed 9000.0 r/min
  • Breakdown Voltage (DC) 1000 ~3000 V
  • Layer Thickness 100~500 µm
  • Electrical Resistance 50~200 MΩ
  • Cage Material Brass cage
  • Radial Internal Clearance C3
  • ROHS Compliant
  • REACH Compliant

Equivalent Interchange Brands

TFL’s 6217M/C3VL0241 is engineered to strictly match the dimensional and performance standards of premium global manufacturers. While functioning as a technical equivalent to the SKF 6217M/C3VL0241 or the FAG 6217-M-J20AA-C3, the TFL alternative provides significant advantages in supply chain efficiency. Global B2B buyers benefit from more competitive pricing structures, flexible Minimum Order Quantities (MOQ) that accommodate both prototype and bulk needs, and expedited logistics that reduce downtime. Furthermore, TFL offers customization on insulation voltage ratings that many standard catalog options do not provide.

TFL SKF FAG NKE NSK NTN
6217M/C3VL0241 6217M/C3VL0241 6217-M-J20AA-C3 6217-M-C3-SQ77 6217HDY2C3 7MC3-6217C3

Why Choose TFL's 6217M/C3VL0241?

TFL represents a reliable hub for Insulated Motor Bearings. Unlike generic bearing suppliers, TFL employs rigorous 100% spark testing on every coated outer ring to ensure zero pinholes and guaranteed dielectric strength. Our utilization of high-grade vacuum-degassed steel combined with precision-machined brass cages ensures that the mechanical integrity matches the electrical protection.

Machined brass cage detail of the 6217M bearing, designed for high durability in VFD motors.

Features of 6217M/C3VL0241

Common Applications

The 6217/C3VL0241 is primarily engineered for medium-sized electric motors where inverter-driven stray currents threaten bearing longevity.

Image of electrically insulated bearing installed in an electric motor assembly

Medium Voltage Motors

Within the general manufacturing sector, the 6217/C3VL0241 is a staple for ABB M3BP series or Siemens 1LE1 series motors used in conveyors and heavy fans. These motors, when controlled by Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), frequently experience voltage spikes that cause bearing discharge. By installing the 6217/C3VL0241, plant engineers prevent “fluting” marks on the bearing raceways, significantly extending the Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF).

the image shows a part of paper mill pump and 2 insulated bearings for pump

Textile and Paper Mill Machinery

The precision and reliability of the 6217/C3VL0241 are vital in textile spinning machines and paper calendering rolls, such as those from Andritz or Voith. These machines require constant, high-speed rotation where any electrical interruption or bearing seizure can lead to massive production losses. For environments with higher mechanical vibrations, TFL recommends the 6217M/C3VL0241 variant to provide extra cage durability alongside its insulation properties.

Illustration of insulated bearing within a wind turbine generator

Wind Power Pitch and Yaw Drives

In the renewable energy sector, the 6217/C3VL0241 is often integrated into the pitch and yaw drive motors of wind turbines from brands like GE Renewable Energy or Gamesa. These motors adjust the blade and nacelle positions and are exposed to atmospheric electrical discharge and inverter-induced currents. Utilizing the 6217/C3VL0241 (or the 6217M/C4VL0241 for extreme temperature swings) ensures the turbine remains responsive and avoids the high costs of offshore or high-altitude maintenance.

*The brands and series mentioned are provided for industry illustration only. Final bearing selection should be confirmed through verification of dimensions, clearance class, insulation type, and operating conditions. For selection assistance or technical consultation, please contact the TFL engineering team for support.

Q&A

Does the VL0241 coating affect the dimensions of the 6217 bearing?

No. The VL0241 coating is applied to the outer ring, but the final dimensions are ground to standard tolerances. The 6217M VL0241 maintains the standard ISO dimensions of 85x150x28mm, ensuring it is a direct drop-in replacement for standard non-insulated 6217 bearings or other brands of insulated bearings.

How long do insulated bearings last compared to standard bearings?

In inverter-driven motor applications, standard bearings can fail in as little as 1-3 months due to current damage. High-quality coated bearings typically restore the bearing's life to its full mechanical fatigue limit (often 5-10 years), making them a cost-saving investment for B2B maintenance operations.
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