Description
For a precision spherical bearing, QA1’s NPB-T Narrow Stainless Steel Series spherical bearings are the perfect selection. Each bearing is made from stainless steel with a PTFE liner and has tighter tolerances than traditional spherical bearings. The ball is made from 440C stainless steel that has been heat treated, hard chrome plated and precision ground. The PTFE liner is self-lubricating, and the race is made from heat treated stainless steel.
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| Description_ASC | For a precision spherical bearing, QA1’s NPB-T Narrow Stainless Steel Series spherical bearings are the perfect selection. Each bearing is made from stainless steel with a PTFE liner and has tighter tolerances than traditional spherical bearings. The ball is made from 440C stainless steel that has been heat treated, hard chrome plated and precision ground. The PTFE liner is self-lubricating, and the race is made from heat treated stainless steel. |
| Description_DEF | Suspension Bearing |
| Description_DES | Bearing (Npb) Narrow Ss Ht/ Ss Ht 1 PTFE |
| Description_EXT | NPB Series spherical bearing. Narrow fitment and made with stainless steel. With inner diameter of 1″. Includes PTFE race lining. |
| Description_INV | QA1 NPB Series Bearing |
| Description_MKT | For a precision spherical bearing, QA1’s NPB-T Narrow Stainless Steel Series spherical bearings are the perfect selection. Each bearing is made from stainless steel with a PTFE liner and has tighter tolerances than traditional spherical bearings. The ball is made from 440C stainless steel that has been heat treated, hard chrome plated and precision ground. The PTFE liner is self-lubricating, and the race is made from heat treated stainless steel. |
| Description_SHO | NPB Series Bearing |
| height | 1.0 |
| length | 1.75 |
| LTL | N |
| Title | QA1 Suspension Bearing NPB16T |
| weight | 0.39 |
| width | 1.75 |
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