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Single row radial ball bearing with open design measuring 75x160x37mm for rotational applications
The ZIBOO NTN 6315 is a single row radial ball bearing supplied in an open configuration. It suits maintenance technicians and engineers who need a standard rolling element for electric motor repair, gearbox overhaul or general industrial machinery. The 75 mm bore fits shafts of that diameter directly.
The open type exposes the rolling elements so grease or oil can be applied without removing shields. This simplifies routine maintenance on equipment where frequent lubrication is required. The 37 mm width and 160 mm outside diameter determine the housing seat and axial space needed for installation.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6315 |
The NTN 6315 bearing has a 75 mm inner diameter and a 160 mm outer diameter.
The bearing is 37 mm wide, so the housing or shaft shoulder must accommodate this thickness.
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