EZO Stainless Steel Rubber Sealed (2RS), 12 x 21 x 5

This EZO range covers 10 stainless steel thin section single row deep groove ball bearings, sealed (2RS), from 12 to 50mm bore, with outer diameters of 21 to 65mm and widths of 5 to 7mm. Select the size from the drop-down: each size has its own bearing number and dimensions in the Model Details.

Deep groove bearings are the most widely used ball bearing type. They carry radial loads and axial loads in both directions, run at high speed and need no adjustment. The rings and balls are stainless steel, which resists corrosion much better than standard bearing steel in damp or mildly corrosive conditions. The two contact rubber seals (2RS) hold the grease in and keep dust and splashes out.

Where this product is used

• Equipment exposed to moisture, humidity or mild corrosive conditions
• Pumps, conveyors and packaging machinery
• Electric motors, fans and light industrial machinery

Features

• Two contact rubber seals (2RS) of nitrile rubber (NBR) hold the factory grease in and keep dust, dirt and splashes out
• Stainless steel rings and balls resist corrosion much better than high carbon chromium steel, for use in damp or mildly corrosive conditions
• Bearing numbers: 10, from SS6801-2RS to SS6810-2RS
• Bore d: 12 to 50mm

Key specifications

Choosing the right option

Contact rubber seals (2RS) give better protection against dust, dirt and splashes than shields and hold the factory grease in. The seal lips add friction, so a sealed bearing runs slower than an open or shielded bearing of the same size, and a high speed application is better served by an open or shielded bearing.

The rings and balls are martensitic stainless bearing steel. It resists corrosion far better than standard high carbon chromium steel, but not as well as 304 or 316 stainless, so it is not suited to seawater, acids or continuous immersion. Match the bearing to the fluids and cleaning agents in the application.

Check the load and speed against the figures for your size before ordering and apply a suitable safety factor.

Press on the ring that is being fitted, not the other ring or the balls: force goes through the side face of the inner ring on a shaft and through the outer ring in a housing.

Sealed bearings are lubricated at the factory and built for inner ring rotation. Do not wash them or heat them before mounting, and do not rely on them for high speed outer ring rotation.