SKF Self-aligning ball bearing 20x47x18mm 22042RSSKF
£59.41 at Blueperry · 24% below amazon price £77.99
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A double-row self-aligning ball bearing from SKF with lip seals on both sides (2RS), designed for applications with shaft deflection or alignment errors and polluted environments.
Replaces part number 2204E2RS1TN9.
It has a 20 mm cylindrical bore, 47 mm outer diameter and 18 mm width.
Made from steel with CN radial internal clearance and an 11.15° contact angle.
Suitable for conveyor belts and steel production plant applications.
Replaces part number 2204E2RS1TN9.
It has a 20 mm cylindrical bore, 47 mm outer diameter and 18 mm width.
Made from steel with CN radial internal clearance and an 11.15° contact angle.
Suitable for conveyor belts and steel production plant applications.
EAN 7316570022155 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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