SKF 61818-2RS1 1 Row Ball Bearing - 90 mm ID, 115 mm OD

SKF Deep-Groove Ball Bearing, 90mm ID, 115mm OD - 61818-2RS1

This versatile ball bearing from SKF is precision-engineered for use in demanding industrial applications. It can support both radial and axial loads in both directions and is also able to handle high rotational speeds. Its bearing-steel construction gives it strength, durability and resistance to corrosion. As this is a sealed ball bearing, the race is protected against contamination from dust or debris, and you can be assured that lubricant won't leak out. The unit comes pre-lubricated and there's no need to regrease it throughout its working life.

This versatile ball bearing from SKF is precision-engineered for use in demanding industrial applications. It can support both radial and axial loads in both directions and is also able to handle high rotational speeds. Its bearing-steel construction gives it strength, durability and resistance to corrosion. As this is a sealed ball bearing, the race is protected against contamination from dust or debris, and you can be assured that lubricant won't leak out. The unit comes pre-lubricated and there's no need to regrease it throughout its working life.

• Cylindrical bore means it can be mounted directly onto a shaft, without the need for an adaptor sleeve• Heat stabilized up to at least 120°C, for safe use in heavy-duty processes

• Cylindrical bore means it can be mounted directly onto a shaft, without the need for an adaptor sleeve

• Heat stabilized up to at least 120°C, for safe use in heavy-duty processes

• Heat stabilized up to at least 120°C, for safe use in heavy-duty processes

Applications

• Automation control• Belt guide rollers• Agricultural machinery

• Automation control

• Belt guide rollers

• Belt guide rollers

• Agricultural machinery

• Agricultural machinery

What's a deep-groove ball bearing?

Deep-groove ball bearings have space between the inner and outer rings that's wider than the diameter of the balls, which leaves space for the rubber seals. Their construction allows them to handle a certain degree of axial load in addition to a heavy radial load. The benefits they offer include quiet operation, reduced starting torque and minimal servicing needs.

Deep-groove ball bearings have space between the inner and outer rings that's wider than the diameter of the balls, which leaves space for the rubber seals. Their construction allows them to handle a certain degree of axial load in addition to a heavy radial load. The benefits they offer include quiet operation, reduced starting torque and minimal servicing needs.