Value Collection SR0ZZ Miniature Ball Bearing ABEC-5

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SR0ZZ is a miniature radial ball bearing designed for applications where compact dimensions and precise tolerances are required. It features a 0.0469-inch bore diameter, a 0.1562-inch outside diameter (OD), and an overall width of 0.0937 inches. The double-shield construction protects the bearing's internal components from contamination without requiring contact seals. Rated at ABEC-5 precision, this single-row bearing delivers a static load capacity of 9 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 31 pounds. The stainless steel housing resists corrosion in demanding service environments. Installed by mechanical technicians, instrumentation specialists, and precision equipment assemblers.

This bearing suits miniature motors, small precision instruments, light-duty rotating assemblies, and compact mechanical devices where tight tolerances and a small footprint are critical. The non-flanged, round-bore design allows drop-in fitment into standard bearing housings of the appropriate bore diameter. Its stainless steel construction makes it suitable for environments where mild corrosion resistance is a factor, including light washdown or humid conditions common in HVAC controls, pool equipment, and instrumentation panels.

Key Features

• ABEC-5 precision tolerance rating for low-noise, high-accuracy rotation
• Double-shield design keeps contaminants out of the raceway without contact-seal drag
• Stainless steel housing construction for corrosion resistance
• Single-row radial design with round, non-flanged bore
• 31 pounds dynamic load capacity and 9 pounds static load capacity
• No snap ring included; standard non-flanged housing fitment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard SR0ZZ-designation miniature ball bearing suitable for OEM and replacement use in compact rotating machinery, precision instruments, and small motors requiring a 0.0469-inch bore and 0.1562-inch OD bearing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical or instrumentation technician. Power down and de-energize all equipment fully before replacing any bearing. Press or seat the bearing using a proper bearing press or installation sleeve that applies force only to the appropriate race — never drive a bearing into a housing by striking the inner race. Verify housing bore tolerances before installation to ensure proper fit and prevent premature failure.