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6305 DU

6305 DU deep groove ball bearing

What  benefits can you get from a deep groove ball bearing?


1.High load capacity: It can handle greater radial loads than other types of ball bearings.


2.Versatility: It can handle both radial and axial loads.


3.Low friction: It is designed to operate with minimal friction, making it ideal for high-speed applications.


4.Simplified maintenance: It generally requires less maintenance than other types of bearings, making it ideal for out-of-the-box operation.



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Bore diameter25 mm
Outside diameter62 mm
Width17 mm
Weight0.232kg
Material, bearingBearing steel
BrandFAG/SKF/KOYO/NSK/NACHI/NTN/TIMKEN
SealingZZ/2RS/OPEN 
CoatingWithout

  


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-RS: One side with contact rubber seal

-2RS: Both sides with contact rubber seal

-RZ: One side with non-contact rubber seal

-2RZ: Both sides with non-contact rubber seal

-Z: One side with dust cover

-ZZ: Both sides with dust cover

-N: There is a retaining groove on the outer ring


Why Choose Deep Groove Ball Bearings? Core Advantages Explained


✅ Versatile Load Capacity

Bidirectional Axial Load Capacity: Standard designs handle radial loads while supporting bidirectional axial loads

High-Speed Performance: Point-contact design enables significantly higher speed limits than roller bearings, ideal for high-speed motor spindles

Angular Contact Alternative: With increased radial clearance, can perform like angular contact bearings for greater axial load capacity

✅ Economic Reliability

Low Manufacturing Cost: Standardized mass production ensures strong price competitiveness

Minimal Maintenance: Open designs enable lifetime lubrication; sealed bearings require zero maintenance

Extended Service Life: Normal operating life reaches 30,000-50,000 hours under rated conditions

✅ Installation Flexibility

Misalignment Compensation: Accommodates 2′~10′ of shaft deflection to compensate for installation errors

Multiple Configurations: Available in 11 structural variants including open, shielded (Z/ZZ), sealed (RS/2RS), and snap ring (N) types

Full Size Range: From miniature bearings with 1mm bore to extra-large types over 440mm outer diameter


Technical Specifications & Model Parameters


Key Dimensional Parameters

Deep groove ball bearings follow the 60000 series designation system with these core parameters:
  • Bore Diameter (d): 10mm-200mm (common range)
  • Outer Diameter (D): 26mm-420mm
  • Width (B): 8mm-80mm
  • Chamfer Dimension (r): Affects installation convenience

Performance Metrics

ParameterDescriptionTypical Value (6205 Example)
Dynamic Load Rating (Cr)Load capacity for 1 million revolutions life14.8 kN
Static Load Rating (Cor)Load limit for permanent deformation7.8 kN
Speed Limit (Grease)Maximum speed with grease lubrication15,000 r/min
Speed Limit (Oil)Maximum speed with oil lubrication18,000 r/min
Friction CoefficientOperating resistance indicator0.0010-0.0015
Temperature RangeOperating environment temperature-40°C to +120°C (standard)

Popular Series Comparison


  • 6000 Series: Compact structure, precise dimensions, and balanced performance

  • 6200 Series: Light-load high-speed applications, ideal for precision instruments and small motors
  • 6300 Series: Medium-load medium-speed, widely used in automotive transmissions and industrial pumps
  • 6400 Series: Heavy-duty design for construction machinery and heavy equipment
  • 61800/61900: Thin-section types for space-constrained applications


Why Choose Our Deep Groove Ball Bearings?


✅ Industry-Leading Quality - Manufactured from GCr15 bearing steel, HRC 60-65 hardness, ISO 9001 certified

✅ Complete Inventory - Full 6000-6400 series range, 500,000+ units in stock, ships within 24 hours

✅ Custom Solutions - Non-standard sizes, special materials (ceramic, stainless), high/low temperature customization

✅ Technical Support - Senior engineering team provides free selection consultation and failure analysis

✅ Competitive Pricing - Factory direct sales, volume discounts, industry-leading cost-effectiveness



FAQ


Q1: What's the difference between deep groove and angular contact ball bearings?

A: Deep groove bearings have 0° contact angle, primarily for radial loads with limited bidirectional axial capacity. Angular contact bearings feature 15°, 25°, or 40° contact angles designed for high single-direction axial loads, typically used in pairs. Deep groove bearings offer lower cost and higher speeds, making them the universal choice.


Q2: How to extend deep groove ball bearing service life?

A: 1) Avoid long-term operation exceeding 30% of dynamic load rating; 2) Ensure clean installation environment to prevent contamination; 3) Select proper grease and replenish periodically; 4) Control operating temperature within allowable range; 5) Use correct installation tools to avoid impact damage.


Q3: Can sealed bearings operate above 10,000 RPM?

A: 2RS sealed bearings typically have 15-20% lower speed limits than open types due to seal friction. For high-speed operation, recommend Z/ZZ shielded or open bearings with oil lubrication.


Q4: Is bearing heating normal in motors? What temperature is acceptable?

A: Bearing temperature rise is normal. Motor bearing temperature should typically stay within ambient +55°C, maximum 95°C. If exceeded, check lubrication, alignment, load, or clearance selection.


Q5: What's the difference between 6205 and 6305 bearings? How to choose?

A: Both have 25mm bore, but 6305 has 62mm OD and 17mm width, with ~40% higher load capacity than 6205 (52mm OD, 15mm width). Choose 6305 when space allows and loads are higher; select 6205 for space constraints or higher speed requirements.




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Whether you need standard 6203-2RS motor bearings or specialty VA208 high-temperature bearings, our technical team provides optimal selection recommendations.

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