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Self-aligning ball bearing measuring 90 by 190 by 64 millimetres for electrician applications
This new self aligning ball bearing from ZIBOO carries the NTN 2318K designation. It suits maintenance engineers and electricians who need to replace a worn unit in rotating equipment. The component handles misalignment between shaft and housing without extra adjustment. It is supplied as a single bearing ready for installation.
Confirm that the shaft diameter matches the 90 mm bore and that the housing bore accepts the 190 mm outside diameter. Check the 64 mm width against the available axial space in the assembly. Ensure the application calls for a self aligning type rather than a standard radial bearing.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 2318K |
The product is supplied as one NTN 2318K self-aligning ball bearing measuring 90x190x64mm; no additional components are included.
Yes, the NTN 2318K is offered in the single 90x190x64mm configuration listed.
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