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Single row radial ball bearing with open type design measuring 100x215x47mm
The ZIBOO NTN 6320 is a single row radial ball bearing with an open design. It measures 100mm bore, 215mm outer diameter and 47mm width. This component suits maintenance tasks and machinery assemblies that require standard radial load support.
The open type allows easy lubrication access but does not seal against contaminants. Buyers who need integrated seals or shields for dirty environments should look at something else. Applications requiring angular contact or thrust load capacity will need a different bearing design.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6320 |
The bearing has a 100 mm inner diameter, so it will fit any shaft machined to that size regardless of the motor's age.
Rotate the inner ring by hand; it should turn smoothly with no binding or axial play beyond the normal clearance of an open-type radial ball bearing.
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