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barcelmj@w... - Bearings

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Bearings: This is a picture of the bearings purchased from the Champion Bearing company. These bearings have an inner diameter of 25mm, and outer diameter of 37mm and a thickness of 7mm. The bearing specifications are as follows: Stainless Steel races Ceramic Balls Teflon Seals Tungstun disulfide thin film lubricant

This is a picture of the bearings purchased from the Champion Bearing company. These bearings have an inner diameter of 25mm, and outer diameter of 37mm and a thickness of 7mm. The bearing specifications are as follows:

Stainless Steel races
Ceramic Balls
Teflon Seals
Tungstun disulfide thin film lubricant

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