SKF Housing unit 7500SY50TR
£86.34 at Blueperry · 25% below amazon price £115.02
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £145.85 on 15 Sept, £86.34 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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An SKF pillow block housing unit for shaft support, supplied as a replacement for original part number SY50TR.
Constructed with a cast iron housing and a steel bearing featuring a 50 mm cylindrical bore.
The bearing features an extended inner ring with two adjusting screws on both sides and can be regreased.
Specifications include a 57.2 mm shaft vertical distance, mounting hole spacing of 157 mm (range 149–165 mm), 26 × 18 mm mounting holes, an overall height of 114 mm, and a total length of 203 mm.
Constructed with a cast iron housing and a steel bearing featuring a 50 mm cylindrical bore.
The bearing features an extended inner ring with two adjusting screws on both sides and can be regreased.
Specifications include a 57.2 mm shaft vertical distance, mounting hole spacing of 157 mm (range 149–165 mm), 26 × 18 mm mounting holes, an overall height of 114 mm, and a total length of 203 mm.
EAN 7316570461572 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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