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INA Complete bearing insert PHEY20
£25.24 at Blueperry · 47% below amazon price £47.24
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £49.86 on 15 Sept, £25.24 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
An INA take-up bearing unit for mobile and stationary mechanical engineering applications.
Replaces original part number PHEY20.
It has a 20 mm inside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width with a one-sided extended inner ring and 2 adjusting screws, and an M6 grease nipple thread for relubrication.
Specifications include an M16 mounting thread (21 mm length), 65 mm housing width, 25 mm housing height, 38 mm guide groove length, and 58 mm shaft vertical distance.
Replaces original part number PHEY20.
It has a 20 mm inside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width with a one-sided extended inner ring and 2 adjusting screws, and an M6 grease nipple thread for relubrication.
Specifications include an M16 mounting thread (21 mm length), 65 mm housing width, 25 mm housing height, 38 mm guide groove length, and 58 mm shaft vertical distance.
EAN 4012802806281 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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