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SKF SSNLD 517 standing bearing housing spherical graphite cast iron two-piece 150 mm

SKF
Supplier number: SKF SSNLD 517 | EAN 7316571831169
Recommended Retail Price €963.83
476.95 tax incl.
€394.17 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 21/10/2026

  • Delivery by DHL
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Product information
€476.95
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Seat diameter: 150 mm
  • Material (bearing housing): Cast iron

Product description

  • SNL plummer (pillow) block housings are the most popular SKF bearing housings on the market, developed to be the first choice for design, quality and economy. They enable the incorporated bearings to achieve maximum service life with less need for maintenance. Different housing variants and seal designs are available, making the use of tailored housings virtually unnecessary and enabling cost-effective bearing arrangements to be made.

Avantages

  • Easy to install
  • Cost-effective bearing arrangement
  • Reduce maintenance
  • Minimize lubricant leakage

Documents

⤓ Technical data sheet PDF

All Features

Seat diameter
150 mm
Material (bearing housing)
Cast iron
Housing type
Plummer/pillow block
Centre height (pillow block)
95 mm
Housing configuration
Two-piece
Number of bolt holes for fasteners
0
Material, housing
Spheroidal graphite cast iron
Diameter of bearing seat
150 mm
Mounting arrangement
Through shaft/Shaft end
Bearing housing seal type
Without
Housing lubrication feature/possibility
Grease
Width of bearing seat
61 mm
  • Brand SKF
  • EAN 7316571831169
  • Supplier number SKF SSNLD 517
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