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McGill MI 22 precision-ground inner race for CAGEROL (MR series) and GUIDEROL (GR series) needle roller outer assemblies. 1.375" bore, 52100 bearing steel, unsealed. Allows the assembly to run on a hardened ground shaft when one is unavailable.
MODEL MI 22
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Bore Type
Straight
Component Type
Inner ring only
Enclosure
Open
Height
2
Hole Diameter (in)
0.13
Includes Inner Ring
Yes
Length
2
Material
52100 Bearing Steel
Outer Width (in)
1.26
Overall Width (in)
1.26
Radial Clearance
Normal
Rolling Element
Needle Roller
Sealed
None
Series
Standard
Regal Beloit Mcgill&Reg; MI 22
UPC: 726166000417 | UNSPSC: 31171500 | GTIN:
Bearings > Roller Bearings > Bearing Inner Rings
McGill Machined Separable Inner Ring, Standard, Series: MI Series, 1-3/8 in Inside Dia, 1.624 in Outside Dia, 1.26 in Overall Width, For Use With: GUIDEROL GR 26, CAGEROL MR 26 Bearing, Round/Spherical Bore, Lubrication Hole Lubrication Hole, Chrome Steel
Features:
- AMBA standard 18.2 precision rating
- Thru hardened precision ground rings construction
Specs:
| Lubrication Hole Type | Lubrication Hole |
|---|---|
| Bore Type | Round/Spherical |
| Overall Width | 1.26 in |
| Inside Diameter | 1-3/8 in |
| Outside Diameter | 1.624 in |
| Material | Chrome Steel |
| Suitable For Use With | GUIDEROL® GR 26, CAGEROL® MR 26 Bearing |
| Type | Standard |
| Series | MI Series |
Packaging:
| Length | 2.0 in |
|---|---|
| Width | 1.37 in |
| Height | 2.0 in |
Certifications/Standards:
MS 51962-18
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