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1620-2Z ZEN Shielded Deep Groove Ball Bearing 11.112mm x 34.925mm x 11.112mm
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Product Specification
Ball rows
Single row bearing
Bore
Cylindrical bore
Brand
ZEN
Cage
Sheet steel cage
Clearance
Normal radial clearance
Current insulation
No current insulation
Inside Dia
11.112mm = 7/16inch
Material
Standard bearing steel
Material of rolling elements
Standard bearing steel
Outer ring
Without flange/groove
Outside Dia
34.925mm = 1.3/8inch
Sealing
Shielded
Temperature range
-30 to +150 °C
Tolerance class
Tolerance class P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Width
11.11mm = 7/16inch
Reference
1620-2Z
Additional Reference:
10127216
Quick Order Code
BB-517131
Product Description
The 1620-2Z ZEN Shielded Deep Groove Ball Bearing is a precision-engineered component designed for versatile mechanical applications requiring reliable performance and protection.
Key Features:
- Single row deep groove ball bearing configuration
- Shielded design for enhanced dust and contaminant protection
- Standard bearing steel construction for durability
- Normal radial clearance for smooth operation
- Sheet steel cage for structural integrity
Technical Specifications:
- Inside Diameter: 11.112mm (7/16 inch)
- Outside Diameter: 34.925mm (1.3/8 inch)
- Width: 11.11mm (7/16 inch)
- Bore Type: Cylindrical
- Sealing: Shielded
- Temperature Range: -30°C to +150°C
- Tolerance Class: P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Typical Applications:
- Small precision machinery
- Automotive components
- Electric motors
- Conveyor systems
- Light industrial equipment
- Recreational and hobby machinery
The 1620-2Z ZEN bearing offers reliable performance with its shielded design, which prevents dust and debris from entering the bearing, extending its operational life and maintaining smooth rotation. Its standard bearing steel construction ensures durability and consistent performance across various operating conditions.
