SKF Bearing insert 65x120x27mm YAR2132FSKF
£94.90 at Blueperry · 39% below amazon price £154.99
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £187.99 on 15 Sept, £94.90 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
An SKF ball bearing insert with a cylindrical 65 mm bore, 120 mm outer diameter and 27 mm outer ring width.
Replaces SKF part number YAR2132F.
Built with set screw shaft locking, a one-sided extended inner ring (68.3 mm width), a convex outer ring with lubricating holes, 2RS sealing with P seal, and a polyamide housing.
Regreasable with a dynamic radial load rating of 57200 N and static radial load rating of 40000 N.
Replaces SKF part number YAR2132F.
Built with set screw shaft locking, a one-sided extended inner ring (68.3 mm width), a convex outer ring with lubricating holes, 2RS sealing with P seal, and a polyamide housing.
Regreasable with a dynamic radial load rating of 57200 N and static radial load rating of 40000 N.
EAN 7316577032188 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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