6201 2RZ C0 Deep Groove Ball Bearings Single Row Radial Ball Bearing Sealed 12*32*10mm Fresh Water Pumps(Clean Wather Pumps)

The 6201 2RZ bearing is a widely used deep groove ball bearing, known for its simplicity, reliability, and versatility. Here’s a detailed introduction to this popular bearing type:

Requirements for Bearings in Fresh Water Pumps.

Fresh water pumps typically require 2 sets of bearings, with the following specifications:

• Low Noise: The bearings must ensure quiet operation.

• Speed: They should be capable of operating at speeds ranging from 2850 to 3500 RPM.

• Temperature Range: They need to function reliably within an operating temperature range of -20°C to 120°C.

• Low Starting Torque: The bearings should require minimal torque to start, ensuring easy startup.

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What's the Performance Features of 6201 2RZ Bearings in Fresh Water Pumps?

The 6201 2RZ bearing provides excellent performance in fresh water pumps, ensuring quiet operation with low noise levels. It supports operational speeds ranging from 2850 to 3500 RPM and functions reliably within an operating temperature range of -20°C to +120°C. Featuring low starting torque, it ensures easy startup with minimal effort. The double rubber seals effectively prevent water ingress and retain lubricant, enhancing durability and reducing maintenance needs. This combination of features makes the 6201 2RZ bearing well-suited for the demanding conditions of fresh water pump applications.

What's the Applications of the 6201 2RZ Bearing?

The 6201 2RZ bearing is widely used in electric tools, home appliances, office equipment, industrial machinery, agricultural equipment, automotive systems, consumer electronics, and medical devices. Its double rubber seals ensure effective protection against contaminants and reliable lubricant retention, making it suitable for applications requiring smooth, quiet, and durable operation under various conditions.

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