Value Collection SFRW1-5 Miniature Ball Bearing Flanged

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SFRW1-5 is a miniature flanged ball bearing designed for precision rotating applications where compact dimensions and reliable load handling are required. Built with a stainless steel housing, this single-row, open-style bearing carries a static load capacity of 40 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 124 pounds. It measures 0.0937 inches in bore diameter, 0.3125 inches in outside diameter, and 0.1094 inches in overall width. The ABEC-5 tolerance rating makes it suitable for applications demanding tighter dimensional accuracy and reduced radial runout than standard-grade bearings.

This miniature ball bearing is used in small motors, pumps, fans, instruments, and other rotating assemblies found in HVAC equipment, pool pump motors, and light-duty mechanical systems. The integral flange with a 0.3590-inch flange outside diameter simplifies axial positioning and retention within housings. Its open design allows for direct lubrication access during service. Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or equipment service professionals working on fractional-horsepower motor assemblies and precision rotating components.

Key Features

• Flanged design with 0.3590-inch flange OD for positive axial location in housings
• ABEC-5 rated for tighter tolerances and reduced runout versus standard grades
• Stainless steel housing construction for corrosion resistance
• 124-pound dynamic load capacity and 40-pound static load capacity
• Single-row, open-style construction allows direct lubrication access
• Compact miniature form factor suits fractional-horsepower motor and pump applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement miniature flanged ball bearing for small motors, precision instruments, and rotating assemblies requiring a 0.0937-inch bore and 0.3125-inch outside diameter with ABEC-5 tolerances.

Installation Notes

De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing or installing any bearings. Use a proper bearing press or driver sized to contact only the appropriate bearing race during installation — never drive through the rolling elements. Ensure the housing bore and shaft are clean, dimensioned correctly, and free of burrs before seating the bearing. Consult equipment manufacturer service documentation for any torque or retention specifications applicable to the assembly.