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Single-row radial ball bearing measuring 120x180x28mm with double shields for electrician applications
The ZIBOO NTN 6024 ZZ is a single row radial ball bearing designed for rotational applications. It suits electricians and technicians who need a reliable rolling element for motor repairs or equipment maintenance. The component arrives new and ready for installation.
This bearing measures 120 mm bore, 180 mm outer diameter and 28 mm width with metal shields on both sides. It requires a matching shaft and housing seat to handle radial loads. The sealed design helps retain lubricant and exclude contaminants during operation.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6024 ZZ |
The radial capacity of the 6024 ZZ bearing governs the limit that appears first under continuous use on the 120 mm bore.
The metal shields on the 6024 ZZ keep lubricant in and contaminants out, so heat stays low during all-day operation.
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