What replaces FAG (Schaeffler) 6306-2Z?

The 6306-2Z can be replaced by equivalent bearings from other manufacturers: NSK 6306ZZ, FAG (Schaeffler) 6306-2Z, Timken 306KDD, NTN 6306ZZ, KOYO (JTEKT) 6306-2RZ. These are dimensional interchanges with matching bore, OD, and width.

What are the dimensions of the 6306-2Z?

The FAG (Schaeffler) 6306-2Z has a bore diameter of 30.000mm, outer diameter of 72.000mm, and width of 19.000mm.

FAG (Schaeffler)

Bearing

6306-2Z

Medium series deep groove ball bearing, 30mm bore, metal shielded both sides

Specifications

Bore (d)	30.000 mm
Outer Diameter (D)	72.000 mm
Width (B)	19.000 mm
Seal Type	2Z (Metal Shield)
Bearing Type	Deep Groove
Dynamic Load (C)	29.600 kN
Static Load (C₀)	16.000 kN
Speed — Grease	10,450 RPM
Speed — Oil	13,300 RPM
Temperature Range	-30°C to 120°C
Rows	1
Clearance	CN

Cross-References(23)

NSK6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6306-2Z30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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Timken306KDD30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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NTN6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6306-2RZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6306-2Z30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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NTN6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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Timken306KDD30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6306-2RZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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Timken6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6306.2ZR30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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Timken6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6306.2ZR30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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NSK6306ZZ30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF6306-2RS130.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF630630.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF6306-2RSH30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF6306-2RSH30.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF630630.000 mm × 72.000 mm × 19.000 mm
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SKF6206-2Z30.000 mm × 62.000 mm × 16.000 mm
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SKF6206-2Z30.000 mm × 62.000 mm × 16.000 mm
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