Heidelberg Cylinder Bearing 00.530.0704

The Heidelberg Cylinder Bearing 00.530.0704 is identified in Heidelberg’s official shop as “Cylinder bearing J20F7x26x12” and in multilingual Heidelberg parts-catalog excerpts as “Zylinderlager J20F7x26x12 Sint-B50 / Cylinder bearing.” That makes cylinder bearing the strongest official product name and the correct industry term for this part.

The technical designation consistently shown for this part is J20F7x26x12 Sint-B50. From that designation, the documented dimensional format indicates a 20 mm inner diameter, 26 mm outer diameter, and 12 mm length, which matches how Heidelberg lists other cylinder-bearing references in the same catalog family.

For compatibility, the reviewed sources support documented Heidelberg 102-series usage, specifically CD 102 via reseller catalog placement and SM102 / SM102a via Heidelberg parts-list excerpts. I also found the same part number in other Heidelberg catalog contexts, which suggests broader use across certain Heidelberg assemblies, but I did not find a complete official cross-machine fitment list for this exact part number, so broader compatibility should not be assumed without technical verification.

I did find one reseller listing calling 00.530.0704 a “Copper Sleeve.” Because that conflicts with Heidelberg’s own naming, the official Heidelberg identification as cylinder bearing J20F7x26x12 is the safer source of truth. I did not find a clearly documented Heidelberg variant or substitute number for 00.530.0704 in the reviewed sources.

Key Features

• Official Heidelberg part number: 00.530.0704.
• Official product name: Cylinder bearing.
• Technical designation: J20F7x26x12.
• Material designation in catalog excerpts: Sint-B50.
• Dimensional format indicated by the designation: 20 mm ID x 26 mm OD x 12 mm length.
• Use case: precision replacement spare part for Heidelberg offset press mechanical assemblies.

Compatible Heidelberg Models

• CD 102 — documented through reseller catalog placement for CD 102 mechanical parts.
• SM102 / SM102a — documented in Heidelberg parts-list excerpts.