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Every common deep-groove ball bearing from 604 to 6320 by bore code and series, with what 2RS, ZZ and C3 mean. One sheet, fits A4 and US Letter.
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Bore code 00–20: bore d, then D × B for each series (mm) Code d 68xx D×B 69xx D×B 60xx D×B 62xx D×B 63xx D×B 00 10 19×5 22×6 26×8 30×9 35×11 01 12 21×5 24×6 28×8 32×10 37×12 02 15 24×5 28×7 32×9 35×11 42×13 03 17 26×5 30×7 35×10 40×12 47×14 04 20 32×7 37×9 42×12 47×14 52×15 05 25 37×7 42×9 47×12 52×15 62×17 06 30 42×7 47×9 55×13 62×16 72×19 07 35 47×7 55×10 62×14 72×17 80×21 08 40 52×7 62×12 68×15 80×18 90×23 09 45 58×7 68×12 75×16 85×19 100×25 10 50 65×7 72×12 80×16 90×20 110×27 11 55 72×9 — 90×18 100×21 120×29 12 60 78×10 — 95×18 110×22 130×31 13 65 — — 100×18 120×23 140×33 14 70 — — 110×20 125×24 150×35 15 75 — — 115×20 130×25 160×37 16 80 — — 125×22 140×26 170×39 17 85 — — 130×22 150×28 180×41 18 90 — — 140×24 160×30 190×43 19 95 — — 145×24 170×32 200×45 20 100 — — 150×24 180×34 215×47
Miniature 60x / 62x: bore = the last digit Code d 60x 62x 3 3 — 623 10×4 4 4 604 12×4 624 13×5 5 5 605 14×5 625 16×5 6 6 606 17×6 626 19×6 7 7 607 19×6 627 22×7 8 8 608 22×7 628 24×8 9 9 609 24×7 629 26×8
Suffixes Suffix Means 2RS / 2RSH / DDU / LLU sealed both sides (rubber) RS sealed one side ZZ / 2Z / 2ZR shielded both sides (metal) Z shielded one side C2 clearance smaller than normal C3 clearance larger than normal C4 clearance larger than C3 N snap-ring groove in the outer ring NR snap-ring groove, snap ring fitted
Codes 00–03 are 10, 12, 15 and 17 mm; from 04 up the bore is
the code × 5. 6204 = 62 series, 20 mm bore, 47 × 14.
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