SKF 607 Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing- Open Type 7mm I.D, 19mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
286-7518
Mfr. Part No.:
607
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

7mm

Outside Diameter

19mm

Race Width

6mm

Ball Bearing Type

Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing

Sealing Arrangement

Open Type

Bearing Clearance

CN

Material

Steel

Ball Material

Steel

Cage Material

Sheet Metal

Number of Rows

1

Static Load Rating

950N

Dynamic Load Rating

2.34kN

Bore Type

Parallel

Bearing Series

0 Extra Light

Partial Bearing Code

607

Race Type

Plain

Model Number p

607

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

Deep Groove Metric Ball Bearings - Open


This range of ball bearings from SKF are deep groove metric ball bearings with an open end. They are extremely versatile for a wide range of applications.
SKF single row, deep groove ball bearings are available with an inner diameter from 3mm to 95mm, so you will be sure to find a ball bearing for your application.

More Information:


Why Choose an Open Ended Ball Bearing?
Open bearings have an open side where the balls are visible. This means they do not have a seal or shield. Open bearings are ideal for environments where they won’t come into contact with dirt as this could disrupt the bearing. Open ball bearings instead allow the lubricant inside to travel freely around the bearing for smooth running.

Why Choose a Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing?
This type of ball bearing it often the most popular because of its versatility. They are ideal for high speeds and can handle a good radial load capacity, all will very little maintenance required.
“Deep Groove” refers to the race (the groove where the balls rest). There is therefore a larger space between the inner and outer rings, than the diameter of the ball. This leaves space for the rubber seals.

Why choose a steel ball bearing?
Steel is the perfect material for ball bearings as it provides strength and reliability whilst being corrosion-resistant. Steel ball bearings are suitable for installing as they require very little maintenance and are designed to last.

SKF Ball Bearing, Deep-Groove Bearing Type, Chromium Steel, 7mm ID, 19mm OD - 607


When you want to achieve axial and radial movement with minimal friction, use this SKF deep-groove ball bearing. It's a cylindrical-bore type made from bearing steel. This type of high-carbon chromium offers wear resistance and fatigue strength so you can trust it's reliable and durable. A sheet metal cage and radial internal clearance rating of CN means this unit generates low friction between the balls and the outer ring, producing less heat. Because heat can cause problems with bearing assemblies by drying up lubricant, this helps to extend the life of the bearing and minimises the need for frequent maintenance.

Features & Benefits


• Integrates with SKF modular system of housings, seals and adapters for broad compatibility
• High max limiting speed of 85,000r/min indicates mechanical robustness
• Heat stabilised up to at least +120°C, so suitable for use in harsh settings

Applications


• Household appliances
• Factory automation
• Industrial motors

Should I choose a chrome steel or stainless steel bearing?


The choice between bearing steel and stainless steel depends on the environment you'll be using your bearing assembly in. Chrome steel’s robust qualities make it a practical choice for dry settings. Where moisture's present, stainless steel bearings (such as 893-0334) have the advantage of being corrosion-resistant.

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