Value Collection 22861-77 Deep Groove Ball Bearing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 22861-77 is a deep groove ball bearing designed for rotating shaft applications in industrial and mechanical systems. It features a 0.625-inch round bore, a single-row ball configuration, and a double-shield design that helps retain lubrication and exclude contaminants without adding significant drag. The carbon steel housing provides solid structural integrity under load. With a dynamic load capacity of 1,171 pounds, this bearing handles moderate radial loads in equipment operating up to 2,500 RPM. It is installed by maintenance technicians and mechanical trade professionals in motors, pumps, conveyors, and similar rotating equipment.

This bearing is suited for light-to-moderate industrial applications where a compact, shielded radial bearing is required. The 0.625-inch bore and 0.5-inch width make it appropriate for smaller shaft diameters common in fractional-horsepower motors, blower assemblies, and general-purpose machinery. It is a direct drop-in format for standard deep groove ball bearing seats of the same bore and outer dimensions.

Key Features

• 0.625-inch round bore for standard shaft fitment
• Double-shield design retains grease and resists contamination ingress
• Single-row deep groove configuration handles radial and light axial loads
• 1,171-pound dynamic load capacity for moderate-duty applications
• Rated to 2,500 RPM maximum operating speed
• Carbon steel housing construction for durability

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for deep groove ball bearings with a 0.625-inch round bore and 0.5-inch width in single-row, double-shield configurations across standard industrial and mechanical equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by qualified maintenance technicians or mechanical tradespeople. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing the existing bearing. Use a proper bearing press or driver tool to seat the bearing evenly against the housing shoulder — never strike the bearing directly with a hammer. Consult equipment manufacturer documentation for housing fit tolerances and shaft-to-bore clearance requirements before installation.