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INA Idler sprocket KSR20B010101715
£45.43 at Blueperry · 50% below amazon price £90.79
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £87.34 on 15 Sept, £45.43 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
An idler sprocket designed for clamp ring applications in chain drives, manufactured by Schaeffler as a replacement for original part KSR20-B0-10-10-17-15.
It features 17 teeth with an 8.7 mm teeth width, an 86.3 mm pitch diameter and a 93.1 mm outer diameter.
The bearing features a one-sided extended inner ring and clamping ring, with a 47 mm bearing outer diameter, a 20 mm bore diameter, a 31 mm width, a 3 mm key width and an M6 locking thread diameter.
It features 17 teeth with an 8.7 mm teeth width, an 86.3 mm pitch diameter and a 93.1 mm outer diameter.
The bearing features a one-sided extended inner ring and clamping ring, with a 47 mm bearing outer diameter, a 20 mm bore diameter, a 31 mm width, a 3 mm key width and an M6 locking thread diameter.
EAN 4012802789614 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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