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6304-2Z/C3GJN SKF Shielded Deep Groove Ball Bearing 20mm x 52mm x 15mm
The 6304-2Z/C3GJN SKF Shielded Deep Groove Ball Bearing is a high-performance precision component designed for reliable operation across various industrial and mechanical applications. Manufactured by SKF, the world's leading bearing manufacturer, this single row deep groove ball bearing offers exceptional quality and versatility.
Key Product Characteristics
- Manufactured by SKF - globally recognized for superior quality
- Single row deep groove ball bearing design
- Shielded on both sides for enhanced protection
- Sheet steel cage for durability
- Slightly increased radial clearance (C3) for improved thermal performance
Technical Specifications
- Inside Diameter: 20mm
- Outside Diameter: 52mm
- Width: 15mm
- Bore Type: Cylindrical
- Material: Standard bearing steel
- Rolling Elements: Standard bearing steel
- Temperature Range: +40°C to +150°C
- Tolerance Class: P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
- Sealing: Shielded (2Z)
- Cage: Sheet steel
- Grease: High temperature grease
- Current Insulation: No
- Outer Ring: Without flange/groove
Product Benefits
- Dual-side shielding provides superior protection against contaminants
- Slightly increased radial clearance accommodates thermal expansion
- High-temperature grease ensures reliable performance
- Versatile design suitable for demanding environments
Typical Applications
- Electric motors
- Automotive systems
- Industrial machinery
- Conveyor equipment
- Pumps and compressors
- HVAC systems
- Agricultural machinery
The 6304-2Z/C3GJN SKF Shielded Deep Groove Ball Bearing is an ideal solution for engineers and maintenance professionals seeking a reliable, adaptable bearing with excellent protection and thermal performance. Its robust design and proven SKF quality ensure optimal operation across a wide range of industrial applications.
Note: Proper installation, alignment, and regular maintenance are essential to maximize bearing performance and longevity.
