SKF 6313-2Z/C3 1 Row Ball Bearing - 65 mm ID, 140 mm OD

SKF Ball Bearing, Plain-Race, Deep-Groove, 65mm ID, 140mm OD - 6313-2Z/C3

Choose this deep-groove ball bearing from SKF when you need to accommodate a combined radial and axial load in both directions. It's a smooth-running option that's capable of operating at high speeds. The low-friction design minimises the noise produced and enables it to work at lower temperatures, which means an extended life and more efficient operation. Two built-in metal dust shields keep out dust and dirt, meaning the bearing needs very little maintenance.

Choose this deep-groove ball bearing from SKF when you need to accommodate a combined radial and axial load in both directions. It's a smooth-running option that's capable of operating at high speeds. The low-friction design minimises the noise produced and enables it to work at lower temperatures, which means an extended life and more efficient operation. Two built-in metal dust shields keep out dust and dirt, meaning the bearing needs very little maintenance.

• Parallel bore, so you can fit it directly onto the shaft without the need for a bearing sleeve• Dynamic load rating of 97.5 kN means it can handle heavy loads

• Parallel bore, so you can fit it directly onto the shaft without the need for a bearing sleeve

• Dynamic load rating of 97.5 kN means it can handle heavy loads

• Dynamic load rating of 97.5 kN means it can handle heavy loads

Applications

• Engines and pumps• Medical equipment• Pharmaceutical manufacturing

• Engines and pumps

• Medical equipment

• Medical equipment

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing

What different types of deep-groove ball bearing are there?

Deep-groove ball bearings come in both single-groove and double-groove varieties. Double-row deep-groove ball bearings are slightly wider but can accommodate a considerably higher load. Single-row deep-groove ball bearings are also available in a design with a filling slot, which enables them to accommodate more balls, giving them a higher radial load-carrying capacity.

Deep-groove ball bearings come in both single-groove and double-groove varieties. Double-row deep-groove ball bearings are slightly wider but can accommodate a considerably higher load. Single-row deep-groove ball bearings are also available in a design with a filling slot, which enables them to accommodate more balls, giving them a higher radial load-carrying capacity.