SKF Bearing housing SNL513611
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An SKF pillow block bearing housing for a 50 mm shaft diameter, model SNL 513-611.
Suitable for agricultural machines, heavy haulage installations and paper machines.
This regreasable two-piece housing has a 120 mm bearing mounting diameter, 110 mm width, 275 mm length, and 148 mm height, with an 80 mm shaft centre to bottom distance.
It has 2 mounting holes spaced at 230 mm for 16 mm bolts and a 30 mm foot height.
Fitted with lubrication points and reinforced assembly feet for self-aligning ball bearings or barrel roller bearings.
Suitable for agricultural machines, heavy haulage installations and paper machines.
This regreasable two-piece housing has a 120 mm bearing mounting diameter, 110 mm width, 275 mm length, and 148 mm height, with an 80 mm shaft centre to bottom distance.
It has 2 mounting holes spaced at 230 mm for 16 mm bolts and a 30 mm foot height.
Fitted with lubrication points and reinforced assembly feet for self-aligning ball bearings or barrel roller bearings.
EAN 7316571068466 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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