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Self-aligning ball bearing measuring 95 by 200 by 67 millimetres for compensating shaft misalignment
The ZIBOO NTN 2319 is a self-aligning ball bearing designed for rotating equipment where shaft deflection or housing misalignment can occur. It suits maintenance engineers and electricians who need reliable operation in motors, pumps or conveyors. The bearing accommodates angular errors without imposing heavy loads on surrounding components.
The unit is built from hardened bearing steel and measures 95 mm bore, 200 mm outside diameter and 67 mm width. Its self-aligning raceway compensates for mounting inaccuracies, reducing vibration and extending service intervals. The open design allows easy lubrication access during routine maintenance.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 2319 |
The NTN 2319 bearing has a 95 mm bore diameter for the shaft.
The bearing measures 95 mm bore, 200 mm outside diameter and 67 mm width.
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