Tritan 6208 ZZC3 Prx Deep Groove Ball Bearing 80mm

Product Description

The TRITAN 6208 ZZC3 PRX is a single-row deep groove ball bearing designed for rotational and axial load applications across industrial and mechanical systems. It features a double-shield closure that retains grease or oil lubrication while blocking contaminants from reaching the ball and raceway assembly. The bearing carries a static load capacity of 4,000 pounds and supports a maximum speed of 8,700 RPM. With an outside diameter of 80 millimeters, a round bore, and a steel cage, this bearing is built for reliable performance in equipment where consistent radial load management is required. It is installed by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and mechanical contractors.

This bearing is suited for use in industrial motors, pumps, fans, conveyors, and similar rotating equipment where a standard 6200-series deep groove bearing is specified. The double-shield configuration makes it appropriate for environments with moderate contamination exposure. It is rated ABEC-1 and is compatible with both grease and oil lubrication systems, giving technicians flexibility in maintenance scheduling and lubricant selection. The single-row design handles primarily radial loads with limited axial load capacity in both directions.

Key Features

• Double-shield closure retains grease or oil and resists contaminant ingress
• Static load capacity of 4,000 pounds for dependable radial load handling
• Maximum rated speed of 8,700 RPM suitable for motor and pump applications
• Steel ball and steel cage construction for durability in industrial service
• Compatible with both grease and oil lubrication
• ABEC-1 rated, round bore, no snap ring included

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard 6208-series deep groove ball bearings in industrial rotating equipment requiring an 80 millimeter outside diameter, double-shield, single-row configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified millwright or mechanical technician. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing bearing. Use a proper bearing press or puller to seat or remove the bearing without applying force through the ball elements. Verify shaft and housing tolerances meet manufacturer specifications before pressing the new bearing into place.