3.74 Inch | 95 Millimeter x 7.874 Inch | 200 Millimeter x 2.638 Inch | 67 Millimeter MCGILL SB 22319 W33 SS Spherical Roller Bearings

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What is SB 22319 W33 SS bearing cross reference？

Brand Name:MCGILL
Model Number:SB 22319 W33 SS
d:0.6250 in
radial static load capacity::1943 lbf
misalignment angle::54 º
head diameter::1.5000 in
shank thread length::1.6250 in
head width::0.4840 in
rod end type::Male Threaded
ball width::0.7500 in
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Product Details

d0.6250 in
radial static load capacity:1943 lbf
misalignment angle:54 º
head diameter:1.5000 in
shank thread length:1.6250 in
head width:0.4840 in
rod end type:Male Threaded
ball width:0.7500 in
shank thread size:5/8-18
length to ball center:2.6250 in
thread direction:Left Hand
overall height:3.3750 in
grade:Economy/General Purpose
series:CB
thread type:UNF-3A-LH
harmonization code:8483.30.8055
housing material:Low Carbon Steel
manufacturer catalog:www.aurorabearing.com
ball material:Alloy Steel
Weight0.61 lb
race material:None
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