SKF Housing unit 7500FY40TR
£76.84 at Blueperry · 40% below amazon price £128.26
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £121.74 on 15 Sept, £76.84 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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A square flange ball bearing unit manufactured by SKF, designed as a direct replacement for part FY40TR.
It features a 40 mm inside diameter steel bearing inside a 130 mm cast iron housing with a 14 mm flange thickness.
The mounting holes are 14 mm in diameter with a 101.5 mm spacing.
Performance specifications include a dynamic radial load rating of 30700 N and a static radial load rating of 7800 N.
The inner bearing is constructed with an extended inner ring held by two adjusting screws on both sides and can be lubricated as required.
It features a 40 mm inside diameter steel bearing inside a 130 mm cast iron housing with a 14 mm flange thickness.
The mounting holes are 14 mm in diameter with a 101.5 mm spacing.
Performance specifications include a dynamic radial load rating of 30700 N and a static radial load rating of 7800 N.
The inner bearing is constructed with an extended inner ring held by two adjusting screws on both sides and can be lubricated as required.
EAN 7316570697056 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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