Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Pack of ten 604ZZ miniature ball bearings measuring 4 by 12 by 4 mm
This pack contains ten 604ZZ miniature bearings made from carbon steel with metal seals on both sides. Each unit measures 4 mm bore by 12 mm outer diameter by 4 mm width. The components serve as hardware transmission parts for small mechanical assemblies.
Builders who need different bore sizes, alternative seal types, or larger load capacities should consider other bearing series. The fixed 4 mm inner diameter and 12 mm outer diameter limit use to shafts and housings matching those exact dimensions.
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The listing supplies exactly 10 bearings, each a 604ZZ model with metal shields on both sides, so the pack size is fixed at ten units.
Each bearing has a 4 mm bore, 12 mm outer diameter and 4 mm width, fitting shafts and housings machined to those dimensions.
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