FAG Deep groove ball bearing 60x95x18mm INA/FAG 60122RS
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A single-row steel deep groove ball bearing from FAG (Schaeffler), suitable as a replacement for original part number 6012-2RSR.
It has a 60 mm cylindrical bore, 95 mm outer diameter and 18 mm width, with 2RS rubber sealing on both sides.
Specifications include CN radial internal clearance, a dynamic radial load rating of 8840 N and a static load rating of 6800 N.
It operates between -20 °C and 100 °C with a maximum rotation speed of 3750 r/min.
It is non-regreasable.
It has a 60 mm cylindrical bore, 95 mm outer diameter and 18 mm width, with 2RS rubber sealing on both sides.
Specifications include CN radial internal clearance, a dynamic radial load rating of 8840 N and a static load rating of 6800 N.
It operates between -20 °C and 100 °C with a maximum rotation speed of 3750 r/min.
It is non-regreasable.
EAN 4012801076104 · FAG. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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