AE2388A NOK SEAL

AE2388A NOK SEAL Warehouse offers car parts and car accessories. We sell discount NOK SEAL online as Pillow Block Category well as cheap NACHI BEARINGS LTD machinery parts. 1.0 Inventory

Brand Name:NOK
Model Number:AE2388A
Category:Pillow Block
Inventory:1.0
Minimum Buy Quantity:N/A
Weight:11.35
Product Group:M06288
Number of Mounting Holes:2
Mounting Method:Tapered Adapter Sleeve
Housing Style:2 Bolt Pillow Block

Product Details

CategoryPillow Block
Inventory1.0
Minimum Buy QuantityN/A
Weight11.35
Product GroupM06288
Number of Mounting Holes2
Mounting MethodTapered Adapter Sleeve
Housing Style2 Bolt Pillow Block
Rolling ElementSpherical Roller Bearing
Housing MaterialCast Iron
Expansion / Non-expansionNon-expansion
Mounting Bolts3/4 Inch
RelubricatableYes
Insert Part NumberB22647HL
SealsFloating Labyrinth
Housing Configuration1 Piece Solid
Inch - MetricInch
Other FeaturesDouble Row | Extended Inner Race
Long Description2 Bolt Pillow Block; 2-15/16" Bore; 3-1/4" Base to Center Height; Tapered Adapter Sleeve Mount; Spherical Roller Bearing; Relubricatable; Cast Iron; Floating Labyrinth; Non-expansion
UNSPSC31171511
Harmonized Tariff Code8483.20.40.80
NounBearing
Keyword StringPillow Block
Manufacturer Item NumberPB22647H
Manufacturer Internal Number5898514
Weight / LBS27
d2.938 Inch | 74.625 Millimeter
B3.25 Inch | 82.55 Millimeter
Bolt Spacing Minimum0 Inch | 0Millimeter
Bolt Spacing Maximum0 Inch | 0Millimeter
D3.86 Inch | 98.044 Millimeter
Actual Bolt Center to Center8.1 Inch | 206Millimeter
Nominal Bolt Center to Center8.1 Inch | 206.4 Millimeter
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