$5.15
Handling combined radial and light axial loads at the material handling drivetrain and wheel speeds it is built for, this 6207 deep-groove ball bearing carries a 35 mm bore, a 72 mm outside diameter, and a 17 mm width. A single metal shield on one face, marked Z, holds grease against the ball track and keeps larger debris out while leaving the opposite face open.
Machined to the 6207 deep-groove ball bearing standard, this unit carries a 35 mm bore, a 72 mm outside diameter, and a 17 mm width, the dimensions that decide whether it presses into a given housing and seats on its shaft. The single metal shield on one face, marked by the Z designation, holds grease against the ball track and keeps larger debris out while leaving the opposite face open.
Deep-groove ball bearings in this size handle combined radial and light axial loads at the rotational speeds common to material handling drivetrains and wheel assemblies. A bearing that has run past its life shows up as a shaft or wheel that develops play, roughness, or noise as the rolling elements and races wear.
Bore, outside diameter, and shield arrangement are the three facts to match against the bearing being replaced, since a same-size bearing with two shields or a full seal shares the same envelope but behaves differently in service.
