SKF 51203 1 Row Ball Bearing - 17 mm ID, 35 mm OD

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RS Stock No.:
207-6296
Distrelec Article No.:
304-09-820
Mfr. Part No.:
51203
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

17mm

Product Type

Ball Bearing

Outside Diameter

35mm

Race Width

12mm

Ball Material

Steel

Cage Material

Sheet Metal

Race Material

Steel

End Type

Open

Number of Rows

1

Internal Clearance

CN

Static Load Rating

27kN

Dynamic Load Rating

16.3kN

Standards/Approvals

No

Series

1 Extra Light Thrust

Bore Type

Parallel

Limiting Speed

9500rpm

Race Type

Plain

Bearing Type

Thrust Ball

SKF Ball Bearing, Thrust Bearing Type, Open Ended, 17mm ID, 35mm OD - 51203


Looking for a reliable way to support axial loads in a single direction? Choose this thrust ball bearing from SKF to reduce friction and helps ensure the smooth rotation of your axles. Separable components mean it's simple to mount and disassemble for maintenance inspections. This feature also saves you from replacing the entire unit as many of the parts are interchangeable. A robust sheet-metal cage resists high pressures and temperatures for long-term durability in demanding conditions. Weighing only 53g, this lightweight unit adds minimal strain to equipment.

Features & Benefits


• Shaft washers with ground bore for interference fits

• Tough bearing steel balls withstand environmental damage

Applications


• Automotive industry

• Marine applications

• Aerospace systems

Is this thrust ball bearing suitable for industrial settings?


A high load capacity of 16.3kN and a 9,500rpm limiting speed make this a suitable option for demanding applications.

How do I align a thrust bearing?


When your bearing and shaft are in place, position the main cap and lightly apply torque on the bolts. Tap the shaft with a rubber mallet to avoid damage and align the rear bearing halves. Finally, torque the main cap bolts with lubricant for alignment.

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