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INA Linear ball bearing KN30BPP
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £127.21 on 15 Sept, £82.72 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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A linear ball bearing from INA for stationary mechanical engineering, pick-and-place installations, transport systems and packaging machines.
Replaces part number KN30-B-PP.
It has a 30 mm inside diameter, 47 mm outside diameter and 68 mm total length.
It has a two-sided double seal and requires hardened and ground running surfaces.
Dynamic radial load rating is 3950 N and static load rating is 3650 N.
Replaces part number KN30-B-PP.
It has a 30 mm inside diameter, 47 mm outside diameter and 68 mm total length.
It has a two-sided double seal and requires hardened and ground running surfaces.
Dynamic radial load rating is 3950 N and static load rating is 3650 N.
EAN 4012802281255 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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