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Inch Stainless Steel Miniature Bearing with Shields Sr1634zz ABEC-3

Model Number Sr1634zz
Min.Order Quantity 1 pcs
Price Negotiable

Product Features

T max.200 °C
B30 mm
C19.5 kN
H140.2 mm
A10.5 mm
Designation of bearingUS206G2T20
S8 mm
H112.7 mm
N10,5mm
C011.2 kN

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