SKF Spherical roller bearing 40x80x23mm 750022208
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An open, regreasable spherical roller bearing with cylindrical inner ring for heavy radial loads and axial skews in pumps, fans, cranes and conveyors.
Replaces part number 22208E.
Made with steel construction and 2 rows of rollers, it has a 40 mm inside diameter, 80 mm outside diameter, 23 mm width, 98500 N dynamic radial load rating, and 91500 N static load rating.
Replaces part number 22208E.
Made with steel construction and 2 rows of rollers, it has a 40 mm inside diameter, 80 mm outside diameter, 23 mm width, 98500 N dynamic radial load rating, and 91500 N static load rating.
EAN 7316576651922 · SKF. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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