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Single-row radial ball bearing with open design measuring 280x420x65mm for smooth rotational movement
The ZIBOO NTN 6056 is a single-row radial ball bearing with an open-type design. It features a 280 mm inner diameter, a 420 mm outer diameter and a 65 mm width. This component is supplied new and suits maintenance tasks on electric motors, gearboxes or industrial shafts where these exact dimensions are required.
This bearing fits engineers who need the precise 280x420x65 mm envelope and an open seal arrangement for relubrication access. Buyers who require integrated seals or shields should look elsewhere, as should anyone needing a different bore, outside diameter or width for their assembly.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6056 |
The bearing requires a 280 mm shaft diameter for proper press-fit installation on the inner ring.
Yes, the 420 mm outer diameter is identical to standard NTN 6056 dimensions for direct housing compatibility.
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