SKF Deep groove thrust bearing, 750051204
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A single-row axial deep groove thrust ball bearing from SKF, built to absorb axial forces in one direction.
Supplied with a shaft ring, housing ring and metal cage with balls, featuring a flat back face washer design.
Made from bearing steel for application in gearboxes, pressure spindles and stand jacks.
Dimensions: 20 mm bore diameter (22 mm inner diameter), 40 mm outside diameter and 14 mm height.
It features a basic load rating of 21200 N dynamic and 37500 N static, a limiting speed of 133.3 r/s and a reference rotation speed of 4500 r/min.
Supplied with a shaft ring, housing ring and metal cage with balls, featuring a flat back face washer design.
Made from bearing steel for application in gearboxes, pressure spindles and stand jacks.
Dimensions: 20 mm bore diameter (22 mm inner diameter), 40 mm outside diameter and 14 mm height.
It features a basic load rating of 21200 N dynamic and 37500 N static, a limiting speed of 133.3 r/s and a reference rotation speed of 4500 r/min.
EAN 7316577058539 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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