6.299 Inch | 160 Millimeter x 7.623 Inch | 193.624 Millimeter x 3.875 Inch | 98.425 Millimeter CONSOLIDATED BEARING A 5232 Cylindrical Roller Bearings

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Brand Name:CONSOLIDATED BEARING
Model Number:A 5232
Max. Allowed rpm(rpm):32500
Size Standards:Metric System
Load Direction:Radial
d:25
Days to Ship:Quote
Outer Ring Shape:Flat
Retainer Type:Resin Forming
Types:Bearing for the main

Product Details

Max. Allowed rpm(rpm)32500
Size StandardsMetric System
Load DirectionRadial
d25
Days to ShipQuote
Outer Ring ShapeFlat
Retainer TypeResin Forming
TypesBearing for the main
Bearing StyleOpen Type
Size (mm)6.299 Inch | 160 Millimeter x 7.623 Inch | 193.624 Millimeter x 3.875 Inch | 98.425 Millimeter
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NTK BEARING PRECISION AXLE CORP.
Phone 656-5248
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