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BOSTON GEAR 1216D 5/8 Plain Bearings

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Brand Name : BOSTON GEAR
Model Number : 1216D 5/8

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bearing type::Spherical Roller	expansion type::Expansion Unit	housing material::Cast Iron
seal type::Clearance/Non-C	mounting::Two-Bolt Base	overall length::8.6700 in
locking device::Set Screw	length through bore::2.8400 in	lubricant::Exxon Ronex MP greas
application::Ideal solution for c

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BOSTON GEAR 1216D 5/8 Plain Bearings

Place of Origin	Jiangsu, China	Structure	Gear Pump	Usage	Oil
Application	hydraulic	Power	Hydraulic	Fuel	hydraulic oil
Pressure	20Mpa=200Bar	gear modulus	3 gear modulus	top and bottom plates	cast aluminium & cast iron both available
shaft end	none; B; E; E1; S	pump body	Aluminum alloy	Pump Type	gear pump
service	OEM or ODM,1 year warranty	working oil	20-43 m㎡/s hydraulic oil	joining port	F--flange
rotation	L--left(conterclockwise) R -- right ( clockwise)	pressure	16Mpa 20Mpa	Theory	Rotary Pump
Standard or Nonstandard	Standard

manufacturer catalog number:	0002564000
type of needle bearing:	Separable Inner Ring
d	1.5625 in
material:	Chrome Steel
width:	1.2600 in
lubrication hole type:	Lubrication Hole
minimum radius:	0.0600 in
closure type:	Open
D	1.8740 in
series:	MI

Precision-grade BOSTON GEAR 1216D 5/8 Plain Bearings with the longest life

BOSTON GEAR 1216D 5/8 Plain Bearings are basic numbers only.
		D	m	B	C	d	T	e
1216	-	140 mm	-	26 mm	39.8 kN	80 mm	-	0.16
1216	-	140,000 mm	-	26,000 mm	26,000 mm	80,000 mm	-	0.16
K81216-TV	GS81216 / Allocated housing locating washer	115	0,234 kg / Weight	-	-	80	-	-
K81216TN	-	115 mm	-	-	200,6 kN	80 mm	-	-
BK1216	-	16 mm	-	-	6,3 kN	12	-	-
81216	-	115,000 mm	-	-	-	80,000 mm	28,000 mm	-
HK1216-2RS	-	18	-	-	-	12	-	-
HK1216.2RS	-	18 mm	-	-	6,27 kN	12	-	-
1216D 5/8	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
1216D 5/8	-	-	-	7/8 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.