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INA Housing unit PCJTY PCJTY20N
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £52.03 on 15 Sept, £33.34 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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An INA oval flange bearing housing from Schaeffler, built as a replacement for original part PCJTY20-N.
The bearing has a 20 mm inside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width, and an extended inner ring on one side with two adjusting screws.
Can be lubricated after assembly.
The housing measures 112 mm wide, 61 mm long and 28 mm high, with a 10 mm thick flange.
It fits via two 11.5 mm mounting holes spaced 90 mm apart and has an M6 grease nipple thread.
Rated for 13600 N dynamic radial load and 6600 N static load.
The bearing has a 20 mm inside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width, and an extended inner ring on one side with two adjusting screws.
Can be lubricated after assembly.
The housing measures 112 mm wide, 61 mm long and 28 mm high, with a 10 mm thick flange.
It fits via two 11.5 mm mounting holes spaced 90 mm apart and has an M6 grease nipple thread.
Rated for 13600 N dynamic radial load and 6600 N static load.
EAN 4012802802603 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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