Fafnir BEARINGS FAF KP-6
RBC® KP6FS428 KP Series Standard Airframe Bearing, Ball Bearing, 3/8 in Dia Bore, 1-7/16 in OD, 0.62 in W, 7910 lb Load
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BrandRBC®
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UPC637400552343
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Manufacturer Part NumberKP6FS428
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CountryUSA
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Load Capacity7910 lb
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Temperature Rating-65 to 250 deg F
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FinishCadmium
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TypeStandard
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Seal MaterialPTFE
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Width0.62 in
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SeriesKP Series
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Number of Rows1
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Bearing Material52100 Steel
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Bearing TypeBall
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Outside Diameter1-7/16 in
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Bore Diameter3/8 in
- Single row heavy duty airframe control ball bearing
- CRES seal caps
- Exposed surfaces except bore, caps and seals are cadmium plated
- Prelubricated for life
- This bearing is not intended for use in any aerospace application
- Contact seals
- Aeroshell 33® type 1 grease
- 7910 lb dynamic/7910 lb static
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UNSPSC31171504
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsABMA|ASPR|CAS|DFAR|FAR Standards|MIL-PRF-23827 Military Specification|NASC|SAE-AS27640|SAE AS7949
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Warranty1 Year
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The 5000® Series of bearings is similar in construction to the 400® Series bearing except it has a flange on the outer ring to locate the bearing when pressed into a tube or housing, thus eliminating the need for an external mounting device. The bearings are designed for moderate loads and speeds where running accuracy and noise level requirements do not warrant the more expensive precision ground bearings. This series of bearings feature a full ball complement without a retainer. The rings are case hardened and the soft steel band on the outer ring of the unitized assembly allows the bearing to be pressed into a housing without the necessity of close housing tolerances. The bearings are supplied pregreased as a standard. The bearings are designed for use in applications with speeds not exceeding 1200 rpm.
