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Deep groove ball bearing with 190 mm inner diameter, 290 mm outer diameter and 31 mm width
These NTN 16038 deep groove ball bearings measure 190x290x31mm and are supplied as new electrician tools. They are built to support radial and axial loads in rotating equipment. The ZIBOO branding identifies the source of this specific bearing model.
Technicians who need a different bore, outer diameter or width should look for alternative bearings. These units are not intended for applications that demand sealed or shielded variants not described in the specifications. They also do not suit high-precision assemblies requiring tighter tolerances than a standard deep groove design provides.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 16038 |
The bearing has a 190 mm inner diameter, so it will match any shaft or housing made to that size.
Rotate the 290 mm outer ring by hand; it should turn smoothly without binding or audible roughness.
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