SKF Housing unit FYC30TF
£60.20 at Blueperry · 44% below amazon price £107.99
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £95.20 on 15 Sept, £60.20 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
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An SKF round flange ball bearing unit, replacing original part FYC30TF.
It features a cast iron housing with a steel inner bearing and a cylindrical bore.
The bearing has a 30 mm inside diameter and a 38.1 mm inner ring width with two adjusting screws on both sides.
The housing features a 125 mm outside diameter, 80 mm fitting edge diameter, 8 mm flange thickness and 31 mm height, with four 12 mm mounting holes.
Total height is 38.1 mm and total width is 32.2 mm.
The unit is regreasable and can be subsequently lubricated.
It features a cast iron housing with a steel inner bearing and a cylindrical bore.
The bearing has a 30 mm inside diameter and a 38.1 mm inner ring width with two adjusting screws on both sides.
The housing features a 125 mm outside diameter, 80 mm fitting edge diameter, 8 mm flange thickness and 31 mm height, with four 12 mm mounting holes.
Total height is 38.1 mm and total width is 32.2 mm.
The unit is regreasable and can be subsequently lubricated.
EAN 7316570042313 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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