1 Inch | 25.4 Millimeter x 1.25 Inch | 31.75 Millimeter x 0.5 Inch | 12.7 Millimeter KOYO B-168-OH Needle Non Thrust Roller Bearings

1 Inch | 25.4 Millimeter x 1.25 Inch | 31.75 Millimeter x 0.5 Inch | 12.7 Millimeter KOYO B-168-OH Needle Non Thrust Roller Bearings Deal is your source for OEM 1 Inch | 25.4 Millimeter x 1.25 Inch | 31.75 Millimeter x 0.5 Inch | 12.7 Millimeter Needle Non Thrust Roller Bearings and accessories. We sell GenuineNeedle Non Thrust Roller Bearings NACHI BEARINGS LTD at discount prices.

Brand Name:KOYO
Model Number:B-168-OH
Category:Cam Followers Stud Type
Inventory:0.0
Minimum Buy Quantity:N/A
Product Group:B04120
Roller Surface Profile:Flat
Profile:Stud Type
Thread Size:10-32
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Product Details

CategoryCam Followers Stud Type
Inventory0.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Product GroupB04120
Roller Surface ProfileFlat
ProfileStud Type
Thread Size10-32
Stud ProfileStandard Stud with Eccentric Bushing
EnclosureSealed
Rolling ElementNeedle Bearing
RelubricatableNo
Hex SocketYes
Inch - MetricInch
Other FeaturesCaged | Carbon Steel
Long Description1/2" Roller Diameter; 3/8" Roller Width; Flat Roller Surface; Stud Type; 0.19" Stud Diameter; 10-32 Thread; Standard Stud with Eccentric Bushing; Sealed; Needle Bearing; Not Relubricata
UNSPSC31171530
Harmonized Tariff Code8482.40.00.00
NounBearing
Keyword StringCam Follower
Manufacturer Item NumberCRE8-1BUU
Stud Diameter0.19 Inch | 4.826 Millimeter
Roller Width0.375 Inch | 9.525 Millimeter
Roller Diameter0.5 Inch | 12.7 Millimeter
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