Especificaciones
Dimensions
- Diámetro interno0.5906 pulg.
- Radio de filete0.300 mm
- Diámetro exterior0.7087 pulg.
- Ancho general1.0039 pulg.
- Peso0.033 lb
Details
- Material del cojineteAcero al cromo con alto contenido de carbono
- Tipo de orificioRonda
- Descripción largaEl 1R15X18X25.5 es un anillo interior con un diámetro de orificio de 0.5906 in, un diámetro exterior de 0.7087 in y un ancho total de 1.0039 in, que pesa 0.033 lbs.
- Página de producto del fabricante
- Número de Upc del fabricante4547359250497
- MaterialAcero al cromo con alto contenido de carbono
- Tipo de productoAnillos interiores del cojinete de rodillos de aguja
- UPC_NO4547359250497
Descripción general
Datos de cumplimiento y seguridad
Literature & Catalogs
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