The Bearing - 6205-2RS is a high-performance deep-groove ball bearing designed to deliver excellent reliability and smooth operation in a wide range of industrial and mechanical applications. Featuring dual rubber seals (2RS), this bearing offers superior protection against contaminants, ensuring a long service life and minimizing the need for maintenance.
Key Features:
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Dual Rubber Seals (2RS): Equipped with two rubber seals on either side, the 6205-2RS bearing effectively prevents dirt, dust, and moisture from entering, providing enhanced protection for the bearing's internal components and extending its service life.
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Smooth and Quiet Operation: Precision-machined for reduced friction, the bearing ensures low operating noise and minimal heat generation, making it suitable for high-speed and demanding applications.
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Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, hardened steel, the bearing is designed to handle both radial and axial loads while maintaining consistent performance in heavy-duty applications.
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Versatile Load Capacity: It efficiently supports both radial and axial loads, offering flexibility for use in various machinery types and environments.
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Wide Range of Applications: Ideal for use in electric motors, conveyors, pumps, HVAC systems, automotive applications, and other industrial machinery.
Technical Specifications:
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Bearing Type: Deep Groove Ball Bearing (Sealed)
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Sealing Type: 2RS (Rubber Seals on Both Sides)
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Inner Diameter (ID): 25 mm
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Outer Diameter (OD): 52 mm
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Width: 15 mm
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Material: Hardened Steel with Precision Machining
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Load Handling: Radial and Axial Loads
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Speed Rating: High-speed operation with low friction
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Temperature Range: -20°C to +120°C
The Bearing - 6205-2RS is designed for a variety of demanding applications, offering durability, minimal maintenance, and consistent performance. Its dual rubber seals make it an excellent choice for environments where protection from contaminants is essential, ensuring a long-lasting solution in industrial and automotive machinery.
