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SKF - C 2216/C3 | Carb Roller Bearings | 80 × 140 × 33 mm

When replacing a matching component, SKF C 2216/C3 can be reviewed as a self-aligning ball bearing for maintenance replacement work on rotating equipment using self-aligning bearing arrangements. Recorded dimensions are 80 × 140 × 33 mm; confirm bore type, shaft size and housing clearance before ordering.
  • Bore: Cylindrical
  • Cage: Steel
  • Lubrication: Standard
  • Weight: 2 Kg
  • Availability: Sourced to Order

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Details

SKF C 2216/C3 is a carb roller bearings with inner diameter 80 mm, outer diameter 140 mm and width 33 mm. Additional specifications include bore type CYLINDRICAL, cage STEEL and lubrication STANDARD.

Product serial 213872 identifies SKF C 2216/C3 in the catalogue record. It is classified as a self-aligning ball bearing within the Carb Roller Bearings range under Roller Bearings. Available recorded details are size 80 × 140 × 33 mm, cylindrical bore, steel cage, standard lubrication and weight 2 kg. The item is used for maintenance replacement work on rotating equipment using self-aligning bearing arrangements when the listed specification matches the application. Confirm all fitment details before purchase. Catalogue note: CARB toroidal roller bearings are unique as well as accommodating misalignment without increased stress levels, they also provide frictionless axial movement within the bearing in the non-locating position in self-aligning bearing arrangements. Being SKF Explorer bearings, they can accommodate higher load levels and provide significantly extended service life.

Specifications

Product serial no. 213872
Inner Diameter 80 mm
Outer Diameter 140 mm
Width 33 mm
Weight 2 kg
Cage Steel
Seal No
Bore Cylindrical
Lubrication Standard
Category Roller bearings

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