FAG 16026 Deep Groove- Open Type 130mm I.D, 200mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
313-103
Mfr. Part No.:
16026
Brand:
FAG
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Brand

FAG

Inside Diameter

130mm

Outside Diameter

200mm

Race Width

22mm

Ball Bearing Type

Deep Groove

Sealing Arrangement

Open Type

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The FAG Deep Groove Ball Bearing is engineered for optimal performance in both residential and industrial applications. Designed with a steel sheet metal cage, it offers robustness and durability, making it the ideal choice for those seeking reliability under demanding conditions. This product provides excellent radial and axial load capacity, ensuring smooth and efficient operation. With its advanced design, it caters to a variety of sectors, ensuring that machinery runs seamlessly.

Robust steel construction ensures longevity even in harsh environments
Optimised for normal internal clearance allowing for effective load distribution
Designed without seals to facilitate easy lubrication management
Capable of operating at extreme temperatures providing versatility for various applications
High dynamic load ratings support heavy duty usage without compromising performance
Efficient design helps in reducing friction and energy consumption during operation

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