2.75 Inch | 69.85 Millimeter x 3.125 Inch | 79.375 Millimeter x 0.75 Inch | 19.05 Millimeter KOYO J-4412-OH Needle Non Thrust Roller Bearings

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Brand Name:KOYO
Model Number:J-4412-OH
Category:Precision Ball Bearings
Inventory:0.0
Minimum Buy Quantity:N/A
Weight:0.018
Product Group:B04270
Enclosure:Open
Precision Class:ABEC 7 | ISO P4
Material - Ball:Steel
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Product Details

CategoryPrecision Ball Bearings
Inventory0.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Weight0.018
Product GroupB04270
EnclosureOpen
Precision ClassABEC 7 | ISO P4
Material - BallSteel
Number of Bearings1 (Single)
Contact Angle25 Degree
PreloadLight
Raceway Style1 Rib Outer Ring
Cage MaterialPhenolic
Rolling ElementBall Bearing
Mounting ArrangementUniversal
Flush GroundYes
Inch - MetricMetric
Other FeaturesSingle Row | Angular Contact | Super High Precision
Long Description17MM Bore; 30MM Outside Diameter; 7MM Width; Open Enclosure; ABEC 7 | ISO P4 Precision; Steel Ball Material; 1 (Single) Bearings; 25 Degree Contact Angle; Phenolic Cage Material; 1 Rib Outer Ring Race
UNSPSC31171531
Harmonized Tariff Code8482.10.50.28
NounBearing
Keyword StringAngular Contact Ball
Manufacturer Item Number3MM9303WI SUL
Weight / LBS0.04
B0.276 Inch | 7 Millimeter
d0.669 Inch | 17 Millimeter
D1.181 Inch | 30 Millimeter
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