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61907-2RS Nachi Sealed Thin Section Ball Bearing 35mm x 55mm x 10mm (6907-2NSE)
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Product Specification
Brand
Nachi
Inside Dia
35mm
Outside Dia
55mm
Sealing
Sealed
Width
10mm
Reference
61907-2RS
Equivalent to:
61907-2RS
Quick Order Code
BB-383219
Product Description
The 61907-2RS Nachi Sealed Thin Section Ball Bearing is a precision-engineered component designed for applications requiring compact, efficient, and reliable rotational performance. This high-quality bearing combines advanced engineering with robust design to meet the demanding requirements of various industrial and mechanical systems.
Key Features:
- Double rubber sealed design for superior protection against dust, debris, and contaminants
- Pre-charged with high-quality grease for immediate and smooth operation
- Single row deep groove radial configuration
- Solid outer and inner rings with integrated ball and cage assemblies
- Thin section profile with minimal space requirements
- Lightweight construction with high structural stiffness
- Multi-load capabilities
Technical Specifications:
- Brand: Nachi
- Reference Number: 61907-2RS (6907-2NSE)
- Inside Diameter: 35mm
- Outside Diameter: 55mm
- Width: 10mm
- Sealing Type: Double Rubber Sealed (2RS)
- Bearing Type: Single Row Deep Groove Radial
Typical Applications:
- Precision machinery
- Industrial equipment
- Printing machinery
- Automotive components
- Medical devices
- Robotics and automation systems
- Small electric motors
The Nachi 61907-2RS thin section ball bearing offers engineers and designers a versatile solution for applications where space optimization, lightweight design, and reliable performance are critical. Its sealed construction ensures long-lasting performance by protecting the internal components from external contaminants, making it ideal for challenging operational environments.
