FAG Self-aligning ball bearing 45x100x25mm INA/FAG 1309TVHC3
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A double-row self-aligning ball bearing from FAG (Schaeffler) for applications with shaft deflection or alignment errors.
Replaces original part number 1309-TVH-C3.
Measures 45 mm inside diameter × 100 mm outside diameter × 25 mm wide, made from steel with open sealing and a cylindrical inner ring.
It has C3 radial internal clearance, rated for a 38500 N dynamic load, 12700 N static load and a max speed of 7500 r/min.
Replaces original part number 1309-TVH-C3.
Measures 45 mm inside diameter × 100 mm outside diameter × 25 mm wide, made from steel with open sealing and a cylindrical inner ring.
It has C3 radial internal clearance, rated for a 38500 N dynamic load, 12700 N static load and a max speed of 7500 r/min.
EAN 4012801159395 · FAG. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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