What replaces MinebeaMitsumi (NMB) 6220/C3?

The 6220/C3 can be replaced by equivalent bearings from other manufacturers: NSK 6220C3, FAG (Schaeffler) 6220.C3, Timken 6220C3, NTN 6220C3, KOYO (JTEKT) 6220C3. These are dimensional interchanges with matching bore, OD, and width.

What are the dimensions of the 6220/C3?

The MinebeaMitsumi (NMB) 6220/C3 has a bore diameter of 100.000mm, outer diameter of 180.000mm, and width of 34.000mm.

MinebeaMitsumi (NMB)

Bearing

6220/C3

Name: MinebeaMitsumi (NMB) 6220/C3
Brand: MinebeaMitsumi (NMB)
SKU: 6220/C3

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Specifications

Bore (d)	100.000 mm
Outer Diameter (D)	180.000 mm
Width (B)	34.000 mm
Seal Type	c3
Bearing Type	Deep Groove
Dynamic Load (C)	127.000 kN
Static Load (C₀)	93.000 kN
Speed — Grease	7,500 RPM
Speed — Oil	4,800 RPM
Temperature Range	-30°C to 120°C
Rows	1
Clearance	CN/Normal

NMB equivalent

Cross-References(20)

NSK6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6220.C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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Timken6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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NTN6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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NSK6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6220.C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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Timken6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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NTN6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6220C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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INA (Schaeffler)6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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MinebeaMitsumi (NMB)6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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RBC Bearings6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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Peer Bearing6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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Nachi Fujikoshi6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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NSK6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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NTN6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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FAG (Schaeffler)6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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Timken6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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KOYO (JTEKT)6220/C3100.000 mm × 180.000 mm × 34.000 mm
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