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ZIBOO NTN 51120 Thrust Ball Bearing 100x102x135mm
Thrust ball bearing measuring 100 by 102 by 135 millimetres, model 51120, supplied as a single red unit
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- Supports axial loads with 100x102x135mm thrust bearing
- NTN 51120 model engineered for precision alignment
- Red finish aids quick visual identification in toolkit
- Single-unit box keeps component protected until installation
- Three-year parts coverage backs long-term reliability
ZIBOO NTN 51120 Thrust Bearing
The ZIBOO NTN 51120 is a thrust ball bearing measuring 100x102x135mm. It is supplied new in a single box and classified as test equipment for precision axial load handling.
Suitable for axial load testing
This bearing suits engineers and technicians who need a dedicated thrust component for test rigs or axial load verification. It is not intended for radial load applications or for assemblies that require integrated sealing or lubrication systems.
100x102x135mm capacity envelope
The 100mm bore, 102mm outer diameter and 135mm width define the mounting envelope and axial load capacity. Operation beyond these dimensional limits or in high-speed radial scenarios will exceed the bearing's design parameters.
Highlights
- Supports axial loads with 100x102x135mm thrust bearing
- NTN 51120 model engineered for precision alignment
- Red finish aids quick visual identification in toolkit
- Single-unit box keeps component protected until installation
- Three-year parts coverage backs long-term reliability
Specifications
| Brand | ZIBOO |
|---|---|
| Model | NTN 51120 |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
What shaft diameter does the NTN 51120 thrust ball bearing require for proper fit?
The bearing is designed for a 100 mm shaft diameter, matching its 100x102x135 mm dimensions for correct installation.
Will the 135 mm outer diameter of this NTN 51120 bearing align with existing housings from earlier equipment?
The 135 mm outer diameter is a standard size for the 51120 series, so it fits housings machined to that specification without modification.
How can I verify the NTN 51120 bearing is seated correctly after pressing it into the housing?
Check that the red finish is flush against the housing shoulder and that the 102 mm inner ring rotates freely without axial play on the 100 mm shaft.
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