DODGE F2B-LT7-012 Mounted Units & Inserts

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Brand Name:DODGE
Model Number:F2B-LT7-012
Bearing number:6810
Size (mm):50x65x7
Bore Diameter (mm):50
Outer Diameter (mm):65
Width (mm):7
d:50 mm
D:65 mm
B:7 mm
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Product Details

Bearing number6810
Size (mm)50x65x7
Bore Diameter (mm)50
Outer Diameter (mm)65
Width (mm)7
d50 mm
D65 mm
B7 mm
C7 mm
r min.0,3 mm
da min.52 mm
Da max.63 mm
ra max.0,3 mm
Weight0,052 Kg
Basic dynamic load rating (C)6,6 kN
Basic static load rating (C0)6,1 kN
(Grease) Lubrication Speed9600 r/min
(Oil) Lubrication Speed11000 r/min
CategorySingle Row Ball Bearing
Inventory0.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Weight / Kilogram0.055
Product GroupB00308
EnclosureOpen
Precision ClassABEC 1 | ISO P0
Maximum Capacity / Filling SlotNo
Rolling ElementBall Bearing
Snap RingNo
Internal Special FeaturesNo
Cage MaterialSteel
Internal ClearanceC0-Medium
Inch - MetricMetric
Long Description50MM Bore; 65MM Outside Diameter; 7MM Outer Race Diameter; Open; Ball Bearing; ABEC 1 | ISO P0; No Filling Slot; No Snap Ring; No Internal Special Features
UNSPSC31171504
Harmonized Tariff Code8482.10.50.68
NounBearing
Keyword StringBall
Manufacturer Item Number6810
Weight / LBS0.122
Outer Race Width0.276 Inch | 7 Millimeter
Bore1.969 Inch | 50 Millimeter
Outside Diameter2.559 Inch | 65 Millimeter
Bearing No.6810
r(min)0.3
Cr8.20
C0r6.10
Cu0.260
f016.1
Grease lub.9600
Oil lub.11000
da(min)52
Da(max)63
ra(max)0.3
(Refer.)Mass(kg)0.052
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