INA Radial spherical plain bearing 70x105x49/40mm GE70DO2RSINA
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £191.14 on 15 Sept, £161.82 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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An INA radial spherical plain bearing manufactured by Schaeffler, replacing original part number GE70-DO-2RS.
Built for rod heads, articulated points and suspension joints, it has a steel-on-steel sliding surface, manganese phosphated finish and 2RS lip seals on both sides.
Dimensions are 70 mm inside diameter, 105 mm outside diameter, 49 mm inner ring width, 40 mm outer ring width and 92 mm ball diameter.
Operating temperature range is -30 °C to 130 °C with a 6 ° tilt angle, 407000 N dynamic radial load rating and 1560000 N static radial load rating.
Built for rod heads, articulated points and suspension joints, it has a steel-on-steel sliding surface, manganese phosphated finish and 2RS lip seals on both sides.
Dimensions are 70 mm inside diameter, 105 mm outside diameter, 49 mm inner ring width, 40 mm outer ring width and 92 mm ball diameter.
Operating temperature range is -30 °C to 130 °C with a 6 ° tilt angle, 407000 N dynamic radial load rating and 1560000 N static radial load rating.
EAN 4012802533897 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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