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Single-row radial ball bearing with open design measuring 50x130x31mm for electrician tool applications
The ZIBOO NTN 6410 is a single-row radial ball bearing built to the 50x130x31mm envelope. Its open design leaves the rolling elements exposed for easy inspection and lubrication. Electricians and maintenance technicians use it where a compact, high-speed bearing is required.
Under continuous rotation the open construction allows heat to escape directly, so running temperatures stay lower than in sealed variants. The single-row layout handles combined radial and axial forces evenly while the 31mm width keeps the bearing stable in high-speed electrician tooling.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6410 |
The open design allows lubricant to circulate freely, limiting temperature rise under normal radial loads.
A 50 mm shaft made to k5 or m5 tolerance and a 130 mm housing bore to H7 or J7 will give the correct interference fit.
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