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Thrust ball bearing measuring 240x244x335 mm for axial load support
The ZIBOO NTN 51248 is a new thrust ball bearing built for electrician tool applications. It measures 240 by 244 by 335 millimetres and carries model number 51248. The component handles axial loads in power tool assemblies where rotational precision matters.
The bearing seats between matching shaft and housing faces that accept the 240 244 335 millimetre envelope. It replaces worn units in electrician-grade power tools and frees the drivetrain from axial play. Installers must supply their own retaining hardware and lubrication suited to the operating environment.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 51248 |
The 51248 thrust ball bearing is designed for axial loads; its dynamic capacity determines the limit encountered first during continuous operation.
Heat output depends on the applied axial load, speed and lubrication condition of the 240x244x335mm thrust ball bearing during extended use.
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