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Metallic ball bearing, silver finish, compact ring shape

ZIBOO

ZIBOO NTN 7913C Single Angular Contact Ball Bearings 65x90x13mm

SKU CH-J9FF-FC79C

Single angular contact ball bearing with 65 mm inner, 90 mm outer and 13 mm width

  • Single-row angular contact design handles combined radial and axial loads
  • 65 mm bore fits standard 65 mm shaft seats
  • 90 mm outside diameter matches common housing bores
  • 13 mm width allows compact installation in tight spaces

Precision Bearing for 65 mm Shafts

The ZIBOO NTN 7913C is a single-row angular contact ball bearing built for 65 mm inner-diameter shafts. Its 90 mm outer diameter and 13 mm width suit electric-motor rebuilds, spindle repairs and precision-machinery maintenance where axial load capacity in one direction is required.

Direct Replacement for Worn 7913 Units

Fit this bearing when an existing 7913 series unit shows noise, vibration or excess play. The jump is worth it when the original raceways are pitted or the contact angle no longer handles the combined radial and thrust loads specified for the application.

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Price $53.99
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Specifications

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Brand nameZIBOO
Model nameNTN 7913C

Questions about this item

What shaft diameter and housing bore does the NTN 7913C bearing fit?

The bearing has a 65 mm bore and 90 mm outside diameter, so it mounts on a 65 mm shaft and in a 90 mm housing bore.

How is the NTN 7913C installed, and what step is often missed?

Press the inner ring onto the shaft and the outer ring into the housing using even force; the critical step is orienting the contact angle marked on the ring so the bearing takes thrust in the correct direction.

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