Value Collection 22261-77 Deep Groove Ball Bearing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 22261-77 is a deep groove ball bearing designed for radial and light axial load applications in mechanical and industrial equipment. It features a 0.4370-inch round bore diameter and a double-shield design that protects internal components from contaminants without requiring external sealing hardware. The single-row configuration handles standard radial loads with a dynamic load capacity of 915 pounds. The carbon steel housing provides reliable structural integrity in typical shop, HVAC, pump, or motor applications. This bearing is installed by millwrights, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance mechanics across light-to-medium duty machinery.

This bearing is suited for residential and light commercial equipment where a compact, double-shielded deep groove ball bearing is required. It fits shaft assemblies with a 0.4370-inch bore and is commonly found in blower motors, small pump assemblies, conveyor components, and general rotating equipment. The round bore allows straightforward press or slip fit onto compatible shaft diameters. It ships as a single unit and is appropriate for both OEM replacement and new assembly work.

Key Features

• Double-shield design protects against contamination without external seals
• 0.4370-inch round bore for standard shaft fitment
• 915-pound dynamic load capacity for light-to-medium radial loads
• Carbon steel housing for durable, cost-effective construction
• Maximum operating speed of 2500 RPM
• No snap ring required; clean installation profile

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement deep groove ball bearing for mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.4370-inch round bore, double-shield, single-row configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or maintenance technician. De-energize and lock out all power sources before removing or installing any bearing. Use a bearing press or appropriate drift tool to seat the bearing evenly against the shoulder; never strike the bearing directly with a hammer. Verify shaft and housing tolerances before installation to ensure proper fit and avoid premature failure.