Value Collection SRW166 Miniature Ball Bearing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SRW166 is a single-row miniature ball bearing designed for compact rotating assemblies that require precise, low-friction support in tight spaces. Built with a stainless steel housing, this open-style bearing carries a dynamic load capacity of 160 pounds and a static load capacity of 56 pounds. Rated ABEC-5 for dimensional and running accuracy, it suits applications where tolerance consistency matters. The bore is round with no flange, and no snap ring is included. Mechanical technicians, equipment assemblers, and maintenance professionals working on small-scale machinery and instrumentation are the typical installers.

This miniature bearing fits applications where space is limited and load ratings are moderate. Open construction makes it appropriate for dry or lightly lubricated environments where the installer manages lubrication access directly. It is commonly used in small motors, fans, precision instruments, light conveyor systems, and similar compact rotating equipment across commercial and industrial settings. Single-row construction handles radial loads in confined bearing seats.

Key Features

• ABEC-5 tolerance rating for dimensional accuracy and consistent running performance
• 160-pound dynamic load capacity and 56-pound static load capacity
• Open-style design allows direct access for lubrication management
• Stainless steel housing for corrosion resistance in applicable environments
• No flange and round bore for straightforward press-fit installation
• Single-row configuration suited for radial load applications in compact assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement miniature ball bearing for compact rotating assemblies requiring a 0.1875-inch bore, 0.375-inch outside diameter, and 0.125-inch overall width with an ABEC-5 rating.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified mechanical technicians using appropriate press or arbor tools to seat the bearing without applying force through the rolling elements. Power down and de-energize all equipment fully before removing or installing bearings. Avoid impact installation methods that can damage races or balls. Verify bore and housing tolerances match the bearing specifications before pressing to final position.