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Self-aligning ball bearing accommodates shaft misalignment in 60 mm bore, 130 mm outside diameter and 46 mm width
The ZIBOO NTN 2312K is a self-aligning ball bearing designed for electrician tools and related mechanical assemblies. It accommodates shaft misalignment while supporting radial and axial loads. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible equipment.
This bearing measures 60mm bore, 130mm outside diameter and 46mm width. It requires a matching shaft and housing tolerances to function correctly. The self-aligning design frees the assembly from strict alignment constraints during mounting. Builders needing different bore sizes or load ratings should select an alternative bearing.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 2312K |
The 2312K bearing has a 60 mm bore diameter, so it fits shafts up to that size.
Heat output depends on load, speed and lubrication; the bearing dimensions are 60x130x46 mm.
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