Value Collection 21562-88 Deep Groove Ball Bearing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 21562-88 is a deep groove ball bearing designed for rotating shaft applications where radial load support and moderate-speed operation are required. The bearing features a 0.375 inch bore diameter, a round bore profile, and a double seal configuration that helps retain lubrication and block contaminants without external sealing hardware. It runs a single row of balls in a carbon steel housing. With a dynamic load capacity of 450 pounds and a maximum rating of 2,500 RPM, this bearing suits light-duty mechanical assemblies across HVAC equipment, pumps, fans, and general machinery. Installation is handled by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and equipment service professionals.

This bearing fits shaft applications calling for a 0.375 inch round bore and is suited to residential and light commercial equipment where a compact, sealed bearing is needed. The double seal eliminates the need for field re-lubrication in most standard duty cycles. It is 5/16 inch wide and ships as a single unit. Typical applications include blower shaft assemblies, motor end bells, and small pump impeller shafts found in HVAC and mechanical service environments.

Key Features

• 0.375 inch round bore diameter for direct shaft mounting
• Double seal design retains grease and excludes debris without additional sealing components
• 450 pound dynamic load capacity for light-duty radial load applications
• 2,500 RPM maximum speed rating
• Carbon steel housing for durability in standard service conditions
• Single row, unground retainer construction in a compact 5/16 inch width

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement deep groove ball bearing for light-duty rotating shaft assemblies requiring a 0.375 inch round bore and double seal configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing bearing. Use a proper bearing press or installation tool to seat the bearing squarely on the shaft — never strike the bearing directly with a hammer. Verify shaft and housing tolerances are within manufacturer specifications before pressing the bearing into place.