SKF 624 1 Row Ball Bearing - 4 mm ID, 13 mm OD

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RS Stock No.:
286-7798
Mfr. Part No.:
624
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

4 mm

Product Type

Ball Bearing

Outside Diameter

13 mm

Race Width

5mm

Cage Material

Sheet Metal

Ball Material

Steel

End Type

Open

Number of Rows

1

Internal Clearance

CN

Static Load Rating

290N

Dynamic Load Rating

936N

Standards/Approvals

No

Bore Type

Parallel

Limiting Speed

67000rpm

Bearing Type

Single Row Deep Groove Ball

Race Type

Plain

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

SKF Ball Bearing, Deep-Groove Bearing Type, Single Row, 4mm ID, 13mm OD - 624


Use this deep-groove ball bearing from SKF when you need to support a combined radial and axial load. For reliability with fast-paced applications, it runs at high reference speeds of up to 110,000 r/min. The open-end design means it's suitable for environments where you don't need to worry about dust and dirt contaminating the inside of the bearing, and the lubricant can circulate freely to optimise performance. As this is a single-row ball bearing, it operates at low temperatures, which calls for minimal maintenance and offers a long service life. Weighing just 3.1g, this unit will add minimal strain to your setup.

Features & Benefits


• Parallel bore makes for easy installation on a shaft without the need for a bearing sleeve

• Steel construction combines strength with corrosion resistance

Applications


• Medical equipment

• Automation control

• Engineering machinery

What are radial and axial loads?


A radial load acts at a right angle to the bearing's axis of rotation, while an axial load acts parallel to the axis. Thanks to the deep-groove construction, this ball bearing can handle a limited axial load alongside a heavier radial load.

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