FAG Angular contact ball bearing 25x52x20.6mm INA/FAG 3205BZZTVH
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A two-row FAG angular contact ball bearing with ZZ metal shields, replacing original part 3205-BD-XL-2Z-TVH.
It has a 25 mm inside diameter, 52 mm outside diameter and 20.6 mm width, with CN clearance and a 30° contact angle.
Rated for dynamic loads of 22000 N and static loads of 15200 N over operating temperatures from -20 °C to 120 °C.
Non-regreasable.
Angular contact ball bearings accommodate combined radial and axial loads.
It has a 25 mm inside diameter, 52 mm outside diameter and 20.6 mm width, with CN clearance and a 30° contact angle.
Rated for dynamic loads of 22000 N and static loads of 15200 N over operating temperatures from -20 °C to 120 °C.
Non-regreasable.
Angular contact ball bearings accommodate combined radial and axial loads.
EAN 4012802408638 · FAG. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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