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Needle roller bearing measuring 100 by 140 by 40 millimetres for precision motion applications
The IKO NA4920 is a precision needle roller bearing with a 100mm inner diameter, 140mm outer diameter and 40mm width. It suits maintenance engineers and machine builders who need a compact, high-load rolling element for rotating shafts.
Verify that the shaft measures 100mm and the housing bore measures 140mm so the bearing seats correctly. Confirm the 40mm width fits the available axial space in the assembly. Ensure the operating environment matches the bearing's standard seal and lubrication arrangement.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IKO |
| Model name | IKO NA4920 |
The box contains the IKO NA4920 needle roller bearing with dimensions 100x140x40mm. No additional components or accessories are included.
The IKO NA4920 bearing has a 100mm inner diameter, 140mm outer diameter and 40mm width, making it the correct version for a 100mm shaft application.
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