

SKF Deep groove ball bearing 25x62x17mm 75006305NR
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A SKF 6305NR deep groove ball bearing with cylindrical bore, measuring 25 mm inside diameter, 62 mm outside diameter, and 17 mm width.
Supplied as a single piece.
The bearing is manufactured from steel and rated for a basic dynamic radial load of 23400 N and static radial load of 11600 N, with reference rotation speed of 24000 r/min (limiting speed 266.7 r/s).
The bearing features open sealing and radial internal clearance code C3, and is not regreasable.
Weight is approximately 236 g.
EAN 7316577062772.
Supplied as a single piece.
The bearing is manufactured from steel and rated for a basic dynamic radial load of 23400 N and static radial load of 11600 N, with reference rotation speed of 24000 r/min (limiting speed 266.7 r/s).
The bearing features open sealing and radial internal clearance code C3, and is not regreasable.
Weight is approximately 236 g.
EAN 7316577062772.
EAN 7316577062772 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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