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Shipping From: US-CA, Glendale
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- Bearing Trade Number: 6218-zz-usbc
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6218-ZZ Ball Bearing Key Features 6218-ZZ is a Precision Metric Ball Bearing manufactured with Metal Shields on both sides and is pre-lubricated with Grease, allowing for use upon delivery. Made from Chrome Steel, 6218-ZZ is a Metric Ball Bearing that can withstand both moderate radial and axial loads while providing high performance. Our 6200 Series Light Duty Ball Bearings are designed with deep, close-contoured races to offer a perfectly balanced bearing with the capacity to carry radial, thrust or combined loads. Applications / Industries 6218-ZZ Metric Ball Bearings are used in a range of applications requiring moderate radial and axial loads. Such applications would include Electric Motors to Pumps, Turbines, CNC Machinery, Automotive, Conveyors, Heavy-duty Industrial Applications, Engines, Mining Equipment, Trains, Power Transmission, Rolling Mills, among others.
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Bearing Trade Number
6218-ZZ-USBC
Inner Diameter
90
Outer Diameter
160
Width
30
Lubrication
Metal Shielded
Static Load
Chevron SRI-2 Grease
Dynamic Load
21,600 lbf
Speed Limit
3,800 RPM
Closure Type
16,100 lbf
Metal Type
Chrome Steel SAE-52100
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1 Business Day
Brand
Bearings Direct
Weight/Lineal Foot
4.8 pounds
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