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6200 series 6208-2RSNR-USBC

The 6208-2RSNR-USBC bearing from TFL's 6200 series series offers superior durability and smooth operation. With an inner diameter of 40mm, an outer diameter of 80mm, and a width of 18mm, this high-precision bearing is designed for demanding applications. Its advanced materials and design ensure optimal performance under heavy loads and continuous use.

Product Number: 6208-2RSNR-USBC

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Product Number 6208-2RSNR-USBC
Manufacturers TFL, OEM
Type 6200 series
Inner Diameter 40mm
Outer Diameter 80mm
Width 18mm
Closure Type Rubber Sealed
Material Chrome Steel SAE-52100
Lubrication Chevron SRI-2 Grease
Static Load 4,010 lbf
Dynamic Load 6,550 lbf
Speed Limit 8,300 RPM
Country of Origin China
Interchange Numbers 6208RSNR, 6208DDUNR, 6208LLBNR, 6208LLUNR, 6208-2NSENR, 6208.2RSJ1NR, 6208.2RSR.NR, 208PPG, 499208H, 6208EENR

Outstanding Features of 6208-2RSNR-USBC 6200 series Bearings

  • Constructed from premium Chrome Steel SAE-52100, ensuring superior durability and longevity.
  • Enhanced sealing design keeps out contaminants, making it ideal for demanding environments.
  • Optimized internal geometry minimizes friction, promoting energy efficiency and smooth rotation.
  • Reliable under varied load conditions, offering excellent versatility for industrial applications.

Where to Use 6208-2RSNR-USBC 6200 series Bearings

  • Ideal for electric motors, reducing friction and increasing operational lifespan.
  • Widely applied in industrial machinery, ensuring smooth movement and efficiency.
  • Frequently integrated into agricultural machines such as plows and irrigation systems.
  • Used in high-performance automotive systems requiring durability and stability.

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