SKF Deep groove ball bearing 130x165x18mm 618262RS1
£466.79 at Blueperry · 17% below amazon price £562.42
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £550.57 on 15 Sept, £466.79 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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An SKF single-row deep groove ball bearing equipped with 2RS rubber seals on both sides.
It has a cylindrical bore, cylindrical inner ring, and standard CN radial internal clearance.
Main dimensions are 130 mm inside diameter, 165 mm outside diameter, and 18 mm width.
Made from steel, it has a dynamic radial load rating of 37700 N, a static load rating of 43000 N, a limiting speed of 36.7 r/s, and a maximum rotation speed of 2200 r/min.
Non-regreasable.
Replaces original part number 618262RS1.
It has a cylindrical bore, cylindrical inner ring, and standard CN radial internal clearance.
Main dimensions are 130 mm inside diameter, 165 mm outside diameter, and 18 mm width.
Made from steel, it has a dynamic radial load rating of 37700 N, a static load rating of 43000 N, a limiting speed of 36.7 r/s, and a maximum rotation speed of 2200 r/min.
Non-regreasable.
Replaces original part number 618262RS1.
EAN 7316577100542 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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