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BOSTON GEAR 1216D 1/2 Plain Bearings

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Brand Name : BOSTON GEAR
Model Number : 1216D 1/2

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operating temperature range::-22 to 248 °F	lubrication type::Self-Lubricating	series::Schaublin®
radial static load capacity::854.27 lbf	manufacturer product page::Click here	Weight:0.05 lbs
thread type::Metric	overall height::48 mm	rod end type::Female Threaded
ball material::Stainless Steel

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BOSTON GEAR 1216D 1/2 Plain Bearings

Classification	Chloride	Type	Aluminum Chloride	CAS No.	12125-02-9
Other Names	Ammonium Chloride	MF	NH4Cl	EINECS No.	235-186-4
Place of Origin	Shanghai, China	Grade Standard	Food Grade, Industrial Grade	Purity	99%, 99%
Appearance	White Powder, White Powder	Application	Used, Promote Nutrition	Content	99% min
Color	White	Product name	Best price Ammonium Chloride supplier	Grade	Food Grade
Name	Ammonium Chloride	Certificate	ISO	Shelf Life	2 Years

cartridge outside diameter:	8 in
outer ring outside diameter:	6-11/16 in
replacement split bearing only:	02B307EX
radial dynamic load capacity:	280 kN
series:	02
radial static load capacity:	345 kN
outer ring width:	48.4 mm
maximum axial movement:	14 mm
bearing cage material:	Aluminum
axial dynamic load capacity:	17.8 kN

Precision-grade BOSTON GEAR 1216D 1/2 Plain Bearings with the longest life

BOSTON GEAR 1216D 1/2 Plain Bearings are basic numbers only.
		D	B	C	e	T	d	m
1216	-	140 mm	26 mm	39.8 kN	0.16	-	80 mm	-
1216	-	140,000 mm	26,000 mm	26,000 mm	0.16	-	80,000 mm	-
K81216-TV	GS81216 / Allocated housing locating washer	115	-	-	-	-	80	0,234 kg / Weight
K81216TN	-	115 mm	-	200,6 kN	-	-	80 mm	-
BK1216	-	16 mm	-	6,3 kN	-	-	12	-
81216	-	115,000 mm	-	-	-	28,000 mm	80,000 mm	-
HK1216-2RS	-	18	-	-	-	-	12	-
HK1216.2RS	-	18 mm	-	6,27 kN	-	-	12	-
1216D 1/2	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
1216D 1/2	-	-	0.8750 in	-	-	-	-	-

Plain Bearings

Plain bearings are mechanical components charged with bearing a load and allowing a sliding or rotational motion between two parts of a machine. Their main purpose is preventing wear of the points of support of the machine, which would take place if the shafts were to roll directly on the structure.

The use of bearings, simplistic as they may have been then, dates back to at least the ancient Egyptians, and perhaps even predated the invention of the wheel. Today bearings can be found wherever there is relative motion between two surfaces, which includes virtually everything from household appliances to industrial machinery.