6.102 Inch | 155 Millimeter x 3.874 Inch | 98.4 Millimeter x 7.126 Inch | 181 Millimeter TIMKEN LSM155BXHSATL Pillow Block Bearings

We work closely with our 6.102 Inch | 155 Millimeter x 3.874 Inch | 98.4 Millimeter x 7.126 Inch | 181 Millimeter TIMKEN LSM155BXHSATL Pillow Block Bearings manufacturing partners NACHI BEARINGS LTD to bring B00234 Product Group the 6.102 Inch | 155 Millimeter x 3.874 Inch | 98.4 Millimeter x 7.126 Inch | 181 Millimeter best value to customers.

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Brand Name:TIMKEN
Model Number:LSM155BXHSATL
Category:Sleeve Bearings
Inventory:2.0
Minimum Buy Quantity:N/A
Product Group:B04264
Profile:Bushing No Flange
Material Description:Oil Impregnated Sintered Bronze
Material:SAE841
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Product Details

CategorySleeve Bearings
Inventory2.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Product GroupB04264
ProfileBushing No Flange
Material DescriptionOil Impregnated Sintered Bronze
MaterialSAE841
Inch - MetricInch
Long Description1-1/4" Nominal Bore; 1-1/2" Nominal Outside Diameter; 2" Length Thru Bore; Bushing No Flange Profile; Oil Impregnated Sintered Bronze; SAE841 Material; 1-1/42" Bore
UNSPSC31171515
Harmonized Tariff Code84833080
NounBearing
Keyword StringPlain
Manufacturer Item NumberAA-1512-5
Manufacturer Internal Number101639
D2 Inch | 50.8 Millimeter
d1.252 Inch | 31.801 Millimeter
Nominal Bore1.25 Inch | 31.75 Millimeter
Nominal Outside Diameter1.5 Inch | 38.1 Millimeter
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Phone +1-630-612-6376
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