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INA Radial spherical plain bearing 50x75x35/28mm GE50UK2RSAINA
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INA Radial spherical plain bearing 35x55x25/20mm GE35UK2RSAINA
£91.10 at Blueperry · 28% below amazon price £126.75
£91.10£126.75 Amazon price
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A maintenance-free radial spherical plain bearing by INA (Schaeffler), suitable for rod heads, articulated points and suspension systems.
Replaces original part number GE35-UK-2RS-A.
It measures 35 mm inside diameter, 55 mm outside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width, 20 mm outer ring width and a 47 mm ball diameter with a 6° tilt angle.
It has 2RS lip seals on both sides and a hard chrome/PTFE lubricated connection.
Operating temperature ranges from -30 °C to 130 °C.
Replaces original part number GE35-UK-2RS-A.
It measures 35 mm inside diameter, 55 mm outside diameter, 25 mm inner ring width, 20 mm outer ring width and a 47 mm ball diameter with a 6° tilt angle.
It has 2RS lip seals on both sides and a hard chrome/PTFE lubricated connection.
Operating temperature ranges from -30 °C to 130 °C.
EAN 4012802531947 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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