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SKF - KDN.39341001 | Thin Section Bearings | 250 × 355 × 40 mm

SKF KDN.39341001 is listed as a ball bearing for maintenance replacement across common rotating machinery and small assemblies. It belongs to the Thin Section Bearings range under Ball Bearings with 250 × 355 × 40 mm dimensions; verify bore size, outside diameter and width.
  • Bore: Cylindrical
  • Cage: Yes
  • Lubrication: Yes
  • Weight: 9.08 Kg
  • Availability: Sourced to Order

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SKF KDN.39341001 is a thin section bearings with inner diameter 250 mm, outer diameter 355 mm and width 40 mm. Additional specifications include bore type CYLINDRICAL, cage YES and lubrication YES.

Product serial 160109 identifies SKF KDN.39341001 in the catalogue record. It is classified as a ball bearing within the Thin Section Bearings range under Ball Bearings. Available recorded details are size 250 × 355 × 40 mm, cylindrical bore, cage available, lubrication available, weight 9.08 kg and PDF reference available. The item is used for maintenance replacement across common rotating machinery and small assemblies when the listed specification matches the application. Confirm all fitment details before purchase. Catalogue note: (Model No. BB25040) BB series metric thin section ball bearings are based on a four-point contact ball bearing. They are designed to match the bores and widths of common cross-roller bearings. With additional features not commonly available in standard cross-roller bearings, BB series bearings provide beneficial design flexibility. The bearings can be further customized to meet specific application needs.​.

Specifications

Product serial no. 160109
Inner Diameter 250 mm
Outer Diameter 355 mm
Width 40 mm
Weight 9.08 kg
Cage Yes
Bore Cylindrical
Lubrication Yes
Category Ball bearings
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