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Single row radial ball bearing with open design measuring 160x240x38mm for smooth rotational motion
The ZIBOO NTN 6032 is a single row radial ball bearing with an open type design. It features precise dimensions of 160x240x38mm for specific mechanical fits. This component suits maintenance tasks requiring standard rolling element performance.
This open type bearing lacks integrated seals or shields for contamination protection. It is unsuitable for environments requiring sealed lubrication retention. Buyers needing different bore sizes, outer diameters, or width measurements should select alternative specifications.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6032 |
Listen for smooth, quiet rotation and check that the 160 mm inner diameter seats without play on the shaft.
The box contains the single 6032 radial ball bearing measuring 160x240x38 mm; you must supply the shaft, housing, lubricant and any seals yourself.
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