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6300 series 6316VVC3-ITJ

The 6316VVC3-ITJ bearing from TFL's 6300 series series offers superior durability and smooth operation. With an inner diameter of 80mm, an outer diameter of 170mm, and a width of 39mm, 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: 6316VVC3-ITJ

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Product Number 6316VVC3-ITJ
Manufacturers TFL, OEM
Type 6300 series
Inner Diameter 80mm
Outer Diameter 170mm
Width 39mm
Closure Type Rubber Sealed
Material Chrome Steel SAE-52100
Lubrication Chevron SRI-2 Grease
Static Load 19,500 lbf
Dynamic Load 27,600 lbf
Speed Limit 3,800 RPM
Country of Origin Japan
Interchange Numbers 316RSC3, 6316LUC3, 6316LBC3, 6316DUC3, 6316VVC3, 6316.2RSJ1C3, 6316EEC3, 6316 2RUC3, 316KPPC3, 316KSZZC3, 6316-2NSLC3, 99316

Outstanding Features of 6316VVC3-ITJ 6300 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 6316VVC3-ITJ 6300 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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