Tritan 6001 2RSC3 Prx Deep Groove Ball Bearing 28mm Od

Product Description

The TRITAN 6001 2RSC3 PRX is a deep groove ball bearing designed for rotational and radial load applications across a wide range of mechanical and industrial equipment. It features a 28 mm outside diameter, a round bore, and a double-seal closure that retains grease or oil lubrication while blocking contaminants. The steel ball and steel cage construction provides durable, consistent performance. With a static load capacity of 540 pounds and a maximum speed rating of 17,000 RPM, this bearing suits moderate-to-high-speed service in compact assemblies. It is installed by mechanical technicians and maintenance professionals working on motors, pumps, fans, and related rotating equipment.

This bearing fits applications within the 6000 series deep groove family, making it a common replacement in light-duty electric motors, small pump assemblies, HVAC blower shafts, and general industrial machinery. The double-seal design is particularly well-suited to environments where contamination control is important and relubrication access is limited. It ships as a single-piece unit and is appropriate for both OEM replacement and new assembly work.

Key Features

• Double-seal closure retains lubricant and excludes contaminants without external shields
• 28 mm outside diameter in the 6000 series for wide cross-reference fitment
• Static load capacity of 540 pounds supports moderate radial load demands
• Maximum rated speed of 17,000 RPM suitable for high-speed motor applications
• Steel ball and steel cage construction for durability in standard operating conditions
• Compatible with grease or oil lubrication depending on application requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement deep groove ball bearing in the 6000 series, fitting equipment that accepts a bearing with a 28 mm outside diameter, round bore, and double-seal configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or maintenance technician. Disconnect and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing bearing. Use a proper bearing press or puller to seat and remove bearings without applying force through the balls or cage. Verify shaft and housing tolerances before pressing the new bearing into place to avoid premature failure.