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INA Radial spherical plain bearing 25x42x20/16mm GE25UK2RSAINA
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INA Radial spherical plain bearing 20x35x24/12mm GE20HO2RSINA
£39.46 at Blueperry · 22% below amazon price £50.91
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £74.08 on 14 Oct, £39.46 today. Tracked since 14 Oct.
2 price changes · since 14 Oct
A manganese phosphated radial spherical plain bearing with 2RS seals, manufactured by Schaeffler under the INA brand.
Dimensions are 20 mm inside diameter, 35 mm outside diameter, 24 mm inner ring width and 12 mm outer ring width, with a 29 mm ball diameter and 3° tilt angle.
Rated for temperatures from -30 °C to 130 °C, with basic load ratings of 29600 N dynamic and 148000 N static.
Dimensions are 20 mm inside diameter, 35 mm outside diameter, 24 mm inner ring width and 12 mm outer ring width, with a 29 mm ball diameter and 3° tilt angle.
Rated for temperatures from -30 °C to 130 °C, with basic load ratings of 29600 N dynamic and 148000 N static.
EAN 4012802529951 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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