61909 Thin Section Bearings (45x68x12mm)

61909 Thin Section Bearings (45x68x12mm)

Marsoni

M251S

$14.29

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61909 Thin Section Bearings (45x68x12mm)Thin Section Deep groove ball bearings Thin Section Ball Bearings were developed for applications where space limitations are of the utmost importance. As the name implies, the difference between the inside and outside diameters of the rings has been minimised or thinned out. Of course this comes at a price by compromising load capacities. However, these bearings can still accommodate a relatively light radial thrust or combined loads. Section Deep

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