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Single angular contact ball bearing measuring 80x125x22mm for precision electrician applications
The NTN 7016C is a single-row angular contact ball bearing manufactured to metric dimensions of 80 by 125 by 22 millimetres. It suits maintenance technicians and plant engineers who need a direct replacement for worn spindle or motor bearings in industrial equipment.
The package contains only the NTN 7016C bearing itself with no additional seals, lubricants, or mounting hardware. Installers must source appropriate grease, circlips, and pressing tools separately to complete the fitting.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NTN |
| Model name | NTN 7016C |
Replace the NTN 7016C when vibration, noise or excessive heat appear during operation; inspect the 80x125x22mm unit at each scheduled maintenance interval.
Heat buildup in the 7016C angular-contact bearing typically limits continuous running before the 80x125x22mm races reach critical temperature.
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