FAG Deep groove ball bearing 50x130x31mm INA/FAG 6410
£109.13 at Blueperry · 21% below amazon price £138.99
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A single-row open deep groove ball bearing manufactured by Schaeffler under the FAG brand, replacement for original reference 6410.
Key dimensions include a 50 mm inside diameter, 130 mm outside diameter and 31 mm width.
Made from steel with CN clearance, it offers a dynamic load rating of 81500 N and static load rating of 52000 N.
Deep groove ball bearings reduce rotational friction and carry radial and axial loads.
Key dimensions include a 50 mm inside diameter, 130 mm outside diameter and 31 mm width.
Made from steel with CN clearance, it offers a dynamic load rating of 81500 N and static load rating of 52000 N.
Deep groove ball bearings reduce rotational friction and carry radial and axial loads.
EAN 4012801206273 · FAG. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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