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AMI UE205-16MZ20RF insert bearing with 1" bore, Accu-Loc concentric locking, and Kanigen-plated chrome steel construction. Features wide inner ring design for normal duty applications in 200 series configuration.

Name: AMI UE205-16MZ20RF insert bearing with 1" bore, Accu-Loc concentric locking, and Kanigen-plated chrome steel construction. Features wide inner ring de
Brand: AMI Bearings
Price: 175.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

MODEL UE205-16MZ20RF

BRAND

AMI Bearings

SKU

802021

WEIGHT

0.560 lb

UOM

each

Contact supplier for technical support on: 800 882 8642

$175.89 Each

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Application

General Purpose

Covers

Duty

Standard

Expansion

High Temp

212f

HTS code

8483.20.40.40

I.D.

1 in

Insert Material

Kanigen Plated

Insert Type

Ball Bearing

Locking

Concentric collar

Relubrication

Yes

Seal

RF Double Lip Contact Seal with Slinger

Type

Insert

Bore Diameter: 1" (25.4mm) precision shaft fit
Locking Type: Accu-Loc concentric collar system
Insert Material: Kanigen-plated chrome steel for corrosion resistance
Inner Ring: Wide design for enhanced load distribution
Duty Rating: Normal duty for standard industrial applications
Series: 200 series with MZ20 modifier
Weight: 0.56 lbs for installation planning
Applications: Ideal for conveyor systems, pumps, and general machinery requiring precise shaft positioning

SKU: 16609

Quality exactly as expected

Fair price for the product, quick lead time, good service.

SKU: 14292

Excellent company

I love my new found Bearings Company. I love the price, lighting fast shipping and great customers service . Thank you.

SKU: 16962

In stock !

Twice now they have had the bearings in needed in stock, with prompt delivery!

SKU: 14292

Barons for my sweeper truck

Great product well recommend to anybody

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