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Self-aligning ball bearing measuring 65 by 140 by 48 millimetres for accommodating shaft misalignment
These self aligning ball bearings carry the NTN 2313K designation and measure 65x140x48mm. They suit electricians who need replacement bearings for motor shafts or gearboxes where minor misalignment occurs. The ZIBOO branding confirms the product is supplied new.
Verify that the shaft outer diameter matches the 65mm bore and that the housing bore matches the 140mm outer diameter. Confirm the 48mm width fits the available axial space and that the taper bore type suits your adapter sleeve or mounting method.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 2313 |
The product is supplied as one self-aligning ball bearing with 65mm bore, 140mm outer diameter and 48mm width; no additional parts are included.
The listing shows the single 2313K model with 65x140x48mm dimensions; no alternative capacities or versions are presented.
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