618/1320 Deep Groove Ball Bearing (1320x1600x122mm)

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Bearing dimensions and basic technical information.

Schematic of an open single-row deep groove ball bearing with a pressed steel cage

Schematic only — for the actual construction, refer to each manufacturer's information.

Bore diameter (d)1320 mm

Outer diameter (D)1600 mm

Width (B)122 mm

TypeDeep Groove Ball Bearing

RowSingle Row

ClearanceCN

Cage

Material Steel

Manufacturer Ratings

Load-rating symbols are printed as each manufacturer writes them in its own catalogue, so the same quantity can carry a different symbol from brand to brand.

BrandDynamic Load RatingStatic Load RatingFatigue Load Limit
SKF 618/1320 MAC956 kNC03150 kNPu35.5 kN

Speed Ratings

Speed limits depend on sealing and lubrication, and definitions differ by manufacturer. Contact-sealed variants are normally greased for life and run slower. Always confirm the exact variant in the manufacturer's table.

BrandGrease
open / shielded		Oil
open		ReferenceLimiting
SKF 618/1320 MA——480 r/min400 r/min

References

  1. SKF — SKF Group, Rolling Bearings, PUB BU/P1 17000/1 EN, Oct. 2018.

Related Bearings

Bearings with the same boundary dimensions (1320 × 1600 × 122 mm), across types and variants.

Deep Groove Ball Bearing618/1320 MA (SKF)

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Disclaimer: Data on this page is compiled from publicly available online sources for reference only, and not every model appears in a manufacturer's published catalog. Values may differ between sources and editions — always verify against the manufacturer's current documentation before design or purchase.Full disclaimer →