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Needle roller bearing with 90 mm outer diameter, 65 mm inner diameter and 45 mm width
The IKO NA6913 needle roller bearing is a new precision component designed for mechanical assemblies that require high load capacity in a compact radial envelope. It suits maintenance engineers, machine builders and automotive specialists who need reliable rolling-element performance.
The bearing handles significant radial loads within its 90 mm outer diameter, 65 mm inner diameter and 45 mm width envelope. It is not intended for applications that demand integrated sealing, axial load capacity or dimensions outside the stated 90x65x45 mm boundary.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IKO |
| Model name | IKO NA6913 |
The bearing has a 90 mm outer diameter and a 65 mm inner diameter, so it matches housings and shafts made to those dimensions.
Rotate the shaft by hand; it should turn smoothly with no binding or excessive play, indicating the 45 mm wide rollers are properly aligned.
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