RS PRO 6202-2RS Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing- Both Sides Sealed 15mm I.D, 35mm O.D
- RS Stock No.:
- 619-0187
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 6202-2RS
- Brand:
- RS PRO
- RS Stock No.:
- 619-0187
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 6202-2RS
- Brand:
- RS PRO
Technical Reference
Legislation and Compliance
- COO (Country of Origin):
- CN
Product Details
Metric Sealed Ball Bearings
A range of RS Pro common metric ball bearings, fitted with two synthetic rubber seals to prevent ingress of dirt and foreign matter. Primarily intended for use where the inner ring rotates.
Features and Benefits
- Inner ring, outer ring, cage, and ball bearings
- Deep grooves
- Sealed
- Material: Steel
- High performing under and high load capacity
- Intended for use where the inner ring rotates
Features and Benefits
FAQs
Why Choose a Sealed Ball Bearing?
Sealed ball bearing offer reliability as they reduce the risk of dust and dirt entering the ball bearing mechanism. They also help to preserve the lubricant within the bearing and keep it running smoother, for longer.
Why Choose a Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing?
This type of ball bearing it often the most popular because of its versatility. They are ideal for high speeds and can handle a good radial load capacity, all will very little maintenance required. “Deep Groove” refers to the race (the groove where the balls rest). There is therefore a larger space between the inner and outer rings, than the diameter of the ball. This leaves space for the rubber seals.
Sealed ball bearing offer reliability as they reduce the risk of dust and dirt entering the ball bearing mechanism. They also help to preserve the lubricant within the bearing and keep it running smoother, for longer.
Why Choose a Single Row Deep Groove Ball Bearing?
This type of ball bearing it often the most popular because of its versatility. They are ideal for high speeds and can handle a good radial load capacity, all will very little maintenance required. “Deep Groove” refers to the race (the groove where the balls rest). There is therefore a larger space between the inner and outer rings, than the diameter of the ball. This leaves space for the rubber seals.