1.378 Inch | 35 Millimeter x 3.15 Inch | 80 Millimeter x 1.22 Inch | 31 Millimeter SKF NU 2307 ECP/C3 Cylindrical Roller Bearings

1.378 Inch | 35 Millimeter x 3.15 Inch | 80 Millimeter x 1.22 Inch | 31 Millimeter SKF NU 2307 ECP/C3 Cylindrical Roller Bearings Industries and Applications ? We sell 15.88 mm outer ring width: discount Cylindrical Roller Bearings online as well as cheap NACHI BEARINGS LTD machinery 1.378 Inch | 35 Millimeter x 3.15 Inch | 80 Millimeter x 1.22 Inch | 31 Millimeter parts.

Brand Name:SKF
Model Number:NU 2307 ECP/C3
Category:Plain Bearings Spherical Radial
Inventory:4.0
Minimum Buy Quantity:N/A
Weight:0.04
Product Group:B04264
Self Aligning:Yes
Rolling Element:Spherical Plain
Material - Outer Member:Steel
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Product Details

CategoryPlain Bearings Spherical Radial
Inventory4.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Weight0.04
Product GroupB04264
Self AligningYes
Rolling ElementSpherical Plain
Material - Outer MemberSteel
Material - BallSteel
Material - LinerNot Applicable
RelubricatableYes
EnclosureOpen
Other Features2 Piece | Single Fractured Outer Ring | Lubrication Groove in Outer Race
Long Description5/8" Bore; 15/32" Housing Width; 1-1/16" Outside Diameter; Steel Outer Member; Steel Ball; No Liner; 35/64" Overall Width; Relubricatable
Inch - MetricInch
UNSPSC31171515
Harmonized Tariff Code8483.30.80.70
NounBearing
Keyword 3Spherical
Keyword StringPlain Spherical Radial
Manufacturer Item NumberB10L
Weight / LBS0.079
D1.063 Inch | 27 Millimeter
d0.625 Inch | 15.875 Millimeter
B0.547 Inch | 13.894 Millimeter
Housing Width0.469 Inch | 11.913 Millimeter
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