FAG Self-aligning ball bearing 35x72x17mm INA/FAG 1207KTVHC3
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A double-row self-aligning ball bearing manufactured by Schaeffler under the FAG brand, for applications with shaft deflection or alignment errors.
Replaces original part number 1207-K-TVH-C3.
It features a tapered inner ring, open sealing, steel construction and C3 radial internal clearance.
Measuring 35 × 72 × 17 mm, it has a dynamic radial load rating of 16000 N and a static radial load rating of 5100 N, with a maximum rotation speed of 11600 r/min.
Replaces original part number 1207-K-TVH-C3.
It features a tapered inner ring, open sealing, steel construction and C3 radial internal clearance.
Measuring 35 × 72 × 17 mm, it has a dynamic radial load rating of 16000 N and a static radial load rating of 5100 N, with a maximum rotation speed of 11600 r/min.
EAN 4012801158961 · FAG. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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