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Single row radial ball bearing with open type design measuring 105x225x49mm
The NTN 6321 is a single-row radial ball bearing supplied in an open configuration. It is intended for technicians and maintenance teams who need a replacement rolling element for electric-motor shafts, gearboxes or similar rotating equipment.
The open-type construction means lubricant can be applied or inspected without removing seals, simplifying routine maintenance on accessible shafts. With a 105 mm bore, 225 mm outside diameter and 49 mm width, the bearing fits housings machined to those dimensions, but it offers no integrated sealing against dust or moisture.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6321 |
The NTN 6321 conforms to standard single-row radial ball bearing dimensions and caps at a 105 mm bore for shaft fit.
The mount needs a 225 mm housing bore and 49 mm overall width to seat the NTN 6321 open-type bearing correctly.
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