SKF Deep groove ball bearing 17x30x7mm 750061903ZZ
£26.95 at Blueperry · 39% below amazon price £43.99
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £33.05 on 15 Sept, £26.95 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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A single-row deep groove ball bearing with a cylindrical inner ring and cylindrical bore for machinery drives.
It features a 17 mm inside diameter, 30 mm outside diameter and 7 mm width.
Made from steel with CN radial clearance, it has ZZ metal shielding on both sides and is non-regreasable.
Rated for a dynamic load of 4620 N, static load of 2550 N, a maximum speed of 26000 r/min and a reference speed of 50000 r/min.
It features a 17 mm inside diameter, 30 mm outside diameter and 7 mm width.
Made from steel with CN radial clearance, it has ZZ metal shielding on both sides and is non-regreasable.
Rated for a dynamic load of 4620 N, static load of 2550 N, a maximum speed of 26000 r/min and a reference speed of 50000 r/min.
EAN 7316577662583 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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