

INA Housing unit PCFTR PCFTR20
£45.37 at Blueperry · 42% below amazon price £78.03
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £71.06 on 15 Sept, £45.37 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
An INA triangular flange bearing housing unit by Schaeffler, used to mount bearings to flat machine surfaces.
Replaces original part PCFTR20.
Equipped with a 20 mm bore bearing featuring a clamp ring and extended inner ring.
The housing measures 92 mm in length and width, with an 11 mm flange thickness and 3 mounting holes of 11.5 mm diameter set on an 89.5 mm bolt circle.
Includes an M6 grease nipple for re-lubrication.
Consists of a bearing block and clamp ring.
Replaces original part PCFTR20.
Equipped with a 20 mm bore bearing featuring a clamp ring and extended inner ring.
The housing measures 92 mm in length and width, with an 11 mm flange thickness and 3 mounting holes of 11.5 mm diameter set on an 89.5 mm bolt circle.
Includes an M6 grease nipple for re-lubrication.
Consists of a bearing block and clamp ring.
EAN 4012802791051 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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