Tritan 625 2RS Prx Deep Groove Ball Bearing 16mm Od

Product Description

The TRITAN 625 2RS PRX is a deep groove ball bearing designed for light-duty radial and axial load applications across a wide range of mechanical and industrial equipment. Featuring a 16 mm outside diameter and a round bore with a single-row ball arrangement, this bearing provides stable, low-friction rotation in compact assemblies. The double-seal closure retains grease lubrication and keeps out contaminants, extending service life in moderately dirty or moist environments. Rated to a 150-pound static load capacity with an ABEC-1 tolerance class, this bearing suits general-purpose installations where precise fit and reliable performance are required. Both the cage and ball components are constructed from steel.

This bearing is a fit for small motors, pumps, fans, appliances, power tools, and light industrial machinery where a 600-series miniature bearing is specified. The 625 designation places it in the standard 600-series metric bearing family, making it a common replacement or service component in residential and light commercial equipment. It is well-suited for HVAC blower assemblies, small circulator pumps, and similar rotating equipment that calls for a compact, double-sealed deep groove bearing.

Key Features

• Double-seal closure retains grease and blocks contaminant ingress
• 16 mm outside diameter fits standard 600-series bearing housings
• 150-pound static load capacity for general-purpose radial applications
• Steel cage and steel balls for durability in mechanical assemblies
• Grease and oil compatible lubrication types
• Single-row construction keeps axial footprint minimal

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for equipment requiring a 600-series deep groove ball bearing with a double-seal closure and 16 mm outside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or technician familiar with bearing service procedures. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before removing or installing bearings. Press or drive force should be applied only to the bearing ring that contacts the mating surface - never apply load through the balls or seals. Verify bore and housing dimensions match the bearing specifications before installation.