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6302 ZZC3 TIM
DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING SINGLE-ROW ZZ C3 15X42X13MM TIMKEN
Timken
R59,97
Excl. VAT
Each
6302 2RSC3 TIM
DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING SINGLE-ROW 2RS C3 15X42X13MM TIMKEN
Timken
R71,13
Excl. VAT
Each
6004 ZZC3 TIM
DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING SINGLE-ROW ZZ C3 20X42X12MM TIMKEN
Timken
R54,45
Excl. VAT
Each
6004 C3 TIM
DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING SINGLE-ROW OPEN C3 20X42X12MM TIMKEN
Timken
R40,66
Excl. VAT
Each
6004 2RSC3 TIM
DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING SINGLE-ROW 2RS C3 20X42X12MM TIMKEN
Timken
R65,94
Excl. VAT
Each
R59,97
Excl. VAT
Each
R59,15
Excl. VAT
Each
R65,53
Excl. VAT
Each
R42,61
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Each
R71,13
Excl. VAT
Each
R51,67
Excl. VAT
Each
R70,21
Excl. VAT
Each
R12,88
Excl. VAT
Each
R45,33
Excl. VAT
Each
R52,33
Excl. VAT
Each
R54,45
Excl. VAT
Each
R40,66
Excl. VAT
Each
R45,52
Excl. VAT
Each
R59,15
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Each
R65,94
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Each
R80,85
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Each
R56,99
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Each
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Deep Groove Ball Bearings
Deep Groove Ball Bearings are a particularly versatile bearing with a simple design and are non-Separable and are suitable for high speeds and are robust in operation, requiring little maintenance. Deep Groove Ball Bearing have deep raceways grooves and the close conformity between the raceway grooves and the balls enable Deep Groove Ball Bearings to accommodate Axial loads in both directions in addition to Radial Loads, even at high speeds. further to the above deep Groove Ball Bearings come in single and double row with single row Deep Groove Ball Bearings Being the most used. Deep Groove Ball Bearings come in many variations, opened (Non-Sealed), Rubber seals (Contact Seal, DDU, 2RS), Metal Seals (Shields, ZZ), Bearing with Snap Ring Groove, With or without Snap ring, in addition they are low friction which also promotes high rotational speed. Deep Groove Ball Bearings are also available in a variety of Internal Clearances and cage Materials.
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