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A thrust ball bearing measuring 80 by 82 by 140 millimetres for axial load applications
The ZIBOO NTN 51316 is a thrust ball bearing engineered to manage axial loads in rotating assemblies. It suits maintenance technicians and electricians who need a reliable replacement component for motor shafts, gearboxes or similar equipment. The unit arrives new in a single pack, ready for immediate installation.
The bearing features an 80 mm bore, an 82 mm outer diameter and a 140 mm overall height, dimensions that dictate the housing and shaft tolerances required for a secure press fit. Its red finish aids visual identification during inspection. The steel construction resists deformation under sustained thrust forces, supporting consistent operation in fixed-axis applications.
This bearing replaces worn or damaged thrust units of the same 51316 specification, restoring axial positioning without altering the surrounding design. The jump is justified when the original part shows pitting, excessive play or noise under load. It is not suited for radial-load-dominant roles or for assemblies that demand a different bore or height envelope.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 51316 |
| Product type | Test Equipment |
| Color and finish | Red |
| In the box | |
| Number of items | 1 pack |
The 51316 thrust ball bearing supports axial loads through its 140 mm outer race, 82 mm inner bore and 80 mm shaft seat, making it suitable for high-thrust electrician tool applications.
The bearing needs an 80 mm shaft seat and an 82 mm bore fit within a 140 mm housing bore for correct alignment and load distribution.
Press the bearing squarely onto the 80 mm shaft and into the 140 mm housing; the frequent mistake is reversing the inner and outer races, which prevents the 82 mm bore from seating properly.
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