SKF 6305 1 Row Ball Bearing - 25 mm ID, 62 mm OD

SKF Deep-Groove Ball Bearing, 25mm ID, 62mm OD - 6305

Reduce friction in your equipment's rotating parts with this robust ball bearing from SKF. It has an inner and outer ring and contains eight balls held in a flush raceway. These rotate smoothly in response to a machine's movement. As the unit is made from steel, it's a durable, corrosion-resistance choice that's safe to use in harsh environments. Its open-ended design makes it quick and easy to inspect and lubricate. At 230g, this ball bearing is lightweight, meaning it's easy to handle and places minimal strain on your equipment

Reduce friction in your equipment's rotating parts with this robust ball bearing from SKF. It has an inner and outer ring and contains eight balls held in a flush raceway. These rotate smoothly in response to a machine's movement. As the unit is made from steel, it's a durable, corrosion-resistance choice that's safe to use in harsh environments. Its open-ended design makes it quick and easy to inspect and lubricate. At 230g, this ball bearing is lightweight, meaning it's easy to handle and places minimal strain on your equipment

• Static load rating of 31.5kN and dynamic load rating of 55.3kN for reliable strength and heavy-duty use• Reference speed of 24000r/min (rotations per minute) and limiting speed of 16000r/min for rapidly moving applications

• Static load rating of 31.5kN and dynamic load rating of 55.3kN for reliable strength and heavy-duty use

• Reference speed of 24000r/min (rotations per minute) and limiting speed of 16000r/min for rapidly moving applications

• Reference speed of 24000r/min (rotations per minute) and limiting speed of 16000r/min for rapidly moving applications

Applications

• Machine tools• Industrial conveyors• Mechanical workshops

• Machine tools

• Industrial conveyors

• Industrial conveyors

• Mechanical workshops

• Mechanical workshops

What's the difference between a deep-groove ball bearing and a thrust ball bearing?

A thrust bearing can only handle axial loads in the horizontal or vertical directions, while deep-groove bearings can accommodate both axial and radial loads.

A thrust bearing can only handle axial loads in the horizontal or vertical directions, while deep-groove bearings can accommodate both axial and radial loads.

Can I use this ball bearing in a dusty environment?

No – open bearings like this one are best suited to environments that are free from dust and other contaminants that could stop them from working properly.

No – open bearings like this one are best suited to environments that are free from dust and other contaminants that could stop them from working properly.