Deep Groove Ball Bearings

Deep Groove Ball Bearings

Core Features

  • Versatile Performance: The most widely used bearing type globally, designed to support both radial loads and axial loads in both directions.
  • High-Speed Capability: Features low frictional torque, making them suitable for high-speed and ultra-high-speed operations with minimal heat generation.
  • Simple and Robust Design: Consists of an inner ring, an outer ring, a cage, and precision balls; they are non-separable and require minimal maintenance in service.
  • Low Noise and Vibration: Precision-ground raceways (deep grooves) ensure smooth ball travel, which is critical for quiet operation in electric motors and appliances.
  • Sealing and Shielding Options: Available in open designs, or with integrated metal shields (ZZ) or rubber seals (2RS) to protect against contamination and retain lubricant.

At Kriloha Ltd., we understand that “Universal-Reliability” is the cornerstone of industrial productivity. Our Deep Groove Ball Bearings are our engineered answer for “Friction-Optimization” and “Multi-Directional-Support”. As a leading provider of industrial components, Kriloha has curated a ball bearing series that balances mechanical invincibility with the operational agility required for high-speed modern equipment.

The engineering of our deep groove series is based on Precision-Geometry. By utilizing raceways that are super-finished to sub-micron levels, we ensure that the balls travel with minimal resistance, significantly extending the service life of the lubricant and the bearing. At Kriloha, we verify that our bearings meet P0 or P6 precision standards as a minimum, utilizing high-carbon chromium steel that has been through-hardened for maximum fatigue resistance. This creates a “Quiet-Resilient” support system that remains stable under a wide variety of load conditions.

Manufacturing these bearings involves strict Dynamic-Balance Verification. We ensure that each component provides the vibration-free performance required for sensitive electronic and medical equipment. Whether you are maintaining a high-efficiency HVAC system or a high-speed production line, Kriloha Deep Groove Ball Bearings provide the mechanical durability your facility demands. By choosing Kriloha Ltd., you are investing in a “Standard-Setting” technology that secures your most important rotating assets.

Bearing Table

SR. NO. BEARING NO. BOUNDARY DIMENSIONS (in mm) MASS
(~ Kg.)
d D B C
1 LS 8 19.050 47.625 14.287 0.120
2 6004 20.000 42.000 12.000 0.070
3 6204 20.000 47.000 14.000 0.117
4 6304 20.000 52.000 15.000 0.151
5 6304 WF (445) 20.000 52.000 15.000 0.147
6 6005 25.000 47.000 12.000 0.080
7 6205 25.000 52.000 15.000 0.132
8 25TM41 25.000 60.000 18.000 0.210
9 19341 25.000 62.000 14.000 0.200
10 6305 25.000 62.000 17.000 0.248
11 62305-2RS 25.000 62.000 22.000 24.000 0.325
12 TB 25751 (SNR=AB 40559) 25.000 75.000 17.000 0.340
13 6405 25.000 80.000 21.000 0.530
14 62/28 28.000 58.000 16.000 0.171
15 63/28 28.000 68.000 18.000 0.300
16 6006 30.000 55.000 13.000 0.116
17 6206 30.000 62.000 16.000 0.197
18 6306 30.000 72.000 19.000 0.373
19 6406 30.000 90.000 23.000 0.740
20 MS 12 31.750 79.375 22.225 0.484
21 62/32 32.000 65.000 17.000 0.225
22 16007 35.000 62.000 9.000 0.110
23 6007 35.000 62.000 14.000 0.156
24 6207 35.000 72.000 17.000 0.295
25 TM 207 35.000 72.000 17.000 0.260
26 88507 (JB 1030 W) 35.000 72.000 23.000 17.000 0.342
27 6307 35.000 80.000 21.000 0.472
28 35TM11 35.000 80.000 23.000 0.450
29 6008 40.000 68.000 15.000 0.190
30 BL 208 40.000 80.000 18.000 0.400
31 6208 40.000 80.000 18.000 0.402
32 6308 40.000 90.000 23.000 0.627
33 6308YA9-RS1 40.000 90.000 23.000 0.610
34 6009 45.000 75.000 16.000 0.240
35 6209 45.000 85.000 19.000 0.410
36 88509 45.000 85.000 27.000 21.000 0.500
37 6309 45.000 100.000 25.000 0.820
38 6010 50.000 80.000 16.000 0.293
39 6210 50.000 90.000 20.000 0.470
40 6310 50.000 110.000 27.000 1.078
41 6211 55.000 100.000 21.000 0.625
42 88511 55.000 100.000 36.000 21.000 0.750
43 BB1-3357
(SKF=BB1 3357,
FERSA=F 18054)
55.000 116.000 28.000 1.165
44 6311 55.000 120.000 29.000 1.353
45 TB 551201 55.000 120.000 32.000  
46 6312AX12 C3 55.000 130.000 31.000 1.900
47 6012 60.000 95.000 18.000 0.410
48 6212 60.000 110.000 22.000 0.760
49 HTF 60TM01-G-3E 60.000 116.000 28.000 1.065
50 6312 60.000 130.000 31.000 1.700
51 6013 65.000 100.000 18.000 0.444
52 6213 65.000 120.000 23.000 0.990
53 BB1-3358 65.000 125.000 23.000 1.180
54 6313 65.000 140.000 33.000 2.035
55 16014 70.000 110.000 13.000 0.430
56 6214 70.000 125.000 24.000 1.040
57 BB1-3076 AB
(SKF=BB1 3076,
SKF=VKT 8692,
FERSA=F 18053)
70.000 140.000 26.000 1.690
58 6314 70.000 150.000 35.000   2.500
59 CB 8052 72.000 110.000 37.400 0.580
60 6215/72 72.000 130.000 25.000 1.230
61 6015 75.000 115.000 20.000 0.640
62 6215 75.000 130.000 25.000 1.160
63 6315 75.000 160.000 37.000 3.000
64 601816 (CB0802) 78.000 118.000 50.350 20.000 0.870
65 TB 781181 78.000 118.000 50.350 20.000 0.860
66 6816 80.000 100.000 10.000 0.155
67 TB 801181 80.000 118.000 44.000 20.000 0.830
68 16016 80.000 125.000 14.000 0.600
69 6216 (JB 1031) 80.000 140.000 26.000 1.390
70 BB1-3346 B 80.000 140.000 26.000 1.440
71 805045 80.000 150.000 28.000 2.220
72 602416 80.250 122.000 50.000 22.000 0.825
73 6017 85.000 130.000 22.000 0.875
74 6217 85.000 150.000 28.000 1.800
75 16017/90 90.000 130.000 14.000 0.555
76 6218 90.000 160.000 30.000 2.200
77 539244B 90.000 160.000 30.000 2.200

Primary Use Cases

  • Electric Motors: The primary choice for rotors in household appliances and industrial motors due to low friction and noise.
  • Automotive Industry: Used in alternators, starters, and transmissions for reliable, long-term rotation.
  • Office Automation: Supporting high-speed components in printers, copiers, and hard disk drives.
  • General Machinery: Found in pumps, compressors, and conveyors across all manufacturing sectors.
  • Handheld Power Tools: Providing smooth shaft support for drills, grinders, and sanders.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is it called a “Deep Groove” bearing?
The name refers to the raceway grooves in both the inner and outer rings, which have arcs slightly larger than the radius of the balls. This allows the balls to handle axial loads better than shallow-groove designs.
2. What is the difference between a Shield (ZZ) and a Seal (2RS)?
A shield (ZZ) is a non-contact metal plate that protects against larger debris; a seal (2RS) is a contact rubber part that provides better protection against dust and moisture but may slightly increase friction.
3. Can these bearings handle heavy axial thrust?
While they can handle axial loads in both directions, they are primarily radial bearings. For very high axial loads, an angular contact or thrust-specific bearing may be more appropriate.
4. Are these bearings pre-lubricated?
Sealed and shielded versions from Kriloha are typically “greased for life,” meaning they are pre-filled with high-quality lubricant and require no further maintenance.
5. How do I choose the correct internal clearance (e.g., C3)?
Standard clearance is suitable for most tasks. C3 (greater than normal) is recommended for applications where high heat may cause the inner ring to expand more than the outer ring.

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