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Single row radial ball bearing with open type design measuring 85x210x52mm for rotational applications
The NTN 6417 is a single row radial ball bearing supplied new from ZIBOO. It features an open type design with a bore diameter of 85mm, an outer diameter of 210mm and a width of 52mm. This component is built for standard radial load applications in industrial machinery and equipment.
Buyers who require a sealed or shielded variant for contamination protection should look at a different design. Applications needing a double row configuration for higher load capacity will not be served by this single row unit. This bearing does not suit shafts smaller or larger than the 85mm bore specified.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZIBOO |
| Model name | NTN 6417 |
The inner diameter of the NTN 6417 bearing is 85mm, which determines the shaft size it fits.
The open design allows direct lubrication access and airflow, helping dissipate heat during extended use.
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