4.5 Inch | 114.3 Millimeter x 3.937 Inch | 100 Millimeter x 6.378 Inch | 162 Millimeter TIMKEN MSE408BXHSAFQAATL Pillow Block Bearings

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Brand Name:TIMKEN
Model Number:MSE408BXHSAFQAATL
Category:Sleeve Bearings
Inventory:30.0
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
Inventory30.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Product GroupB04264
ProfileBushing No Flange
Material DescriptionOil Impregnated Sintered Bronze
MaterialSAE841
Inch - MetricInch
Long Description5/8" Nominal Bore; 3/4" Nominal Outside Diameter; 3/4" Length Thru Bore; Bushing No Flange Profile; Oil Impregnated Sintered Bronze; SAE841 Material; 0.627" Bore
UNSPSC31171515
Harmonized Tariff Code84833080
NounBearing
Keyword StringPlain
Manufacturer Item NumberAA-710-6
Manufacturer Internal Number101305
D0.753 Inch | 19.126 Millimeter
Nominal Bore0.625 Inch | 15.875 Millimeter
Nominal Outside Diameter0.75 Inch | 19.05 Millimeter
d0.627 Inch | 15.926 Millimeter
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