Value Collection SFR2-6 Miniature Ball Bearing Flanged

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SFR2-6 is an open-style, flanged miniature ball bearing designed for compact rotating assemblies where space and load capacity are critical constraints. With a 0.125-inch bore diameter and a 0.375-inch outside diameter, this single-row bearing fits tight-tolerance shafts in small motors, instruments, and precision mechanical assemblies. It carries a static load capacity of 49 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 144 pounds. The stainless steel housing provides corrosion resistance in light-wash or humidity-exposed environments. Rated ABEC-5, it meets tighter dimensional and running accuracy tolerances than standard ABEC-1 or ABEC-3 bearings, making it suitable for higher-speed or precision applications.

This bearing is used in small electric motors, fans, pumps, encoders, linear actuators, and similar compact mechanical equipment found in HVAC systems, refrigeration equipment, pool and spa equipment, and light industrial machinery. The flanged design simplifies installation into counterbored housings and helps retain axial position without additional hardware. The open configuration allows for external lubrication access. It installs as a direct replacement or upgrade wherever a standard SFR2-6 flanged miniature bearing is specified.

Key Features

• Flanged housing retains axial position in counterbored or step-bored applications
• ABEC-5 precision rating for tighter tolerances and improved running accuracy
• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in humid or light-wash environments
• Open style allows field lubrication and inspection
• Single-row design with a 0.422-inch flange outside diameter for compact footprint
• 144-pound dynamic load capacity and 49-pound static load capacity in a miniature envelope

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement for miniature flanged ball bearing positions calling for bearing number SFR2-6 with a 0.125-inch bore, 0.375-inch OD, and 0.1094-inch width.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or technician familiar with precision bearing service. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before beginning disassembly. Press or drive the bearing in using a proper bearing press or sleeve applied to the outer race only — never strike the inner race directly, as this can damage the bearing balls or raceway. Verify housing bore and shaft dimensions are within tolerance before installation to prevent brinelling or premature failure.