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40 to 40 Series Roller Wheel with Dual Roller Bearing
40 to 40 Series Roller Wheel with Dual Roller Bearing
The roller wheel with dual roller bearing is made of nylon and is reinforced with fiberglass. The ball bearing creates a smooth glide and is used to move frames, panels and components by rolling in the profile T-slot.
| ESD Safe | No |
| Series | 40 Series to 40 Series |
| Material | Nylon PA Glass Fiber Reinforced |
| Grade | K222-D |
| Color | Blue |
| Process | Injection Molded |
| A | 54.00mm |
| B | 43.00mm |
| C | 26.00mm |
| D | 5.00mm |
| E | 40.25mm |
| F | 19.48mm |
| G | 7.90mm |
| H | 5.79mm |
| J | M8 X 1.25 |
| K | 13.43mm |
| Weight | 0.230000 |
The roller wheel with dual roller bearing is made of nylon and is reinforced with fiberglass. The ball bearing creates a smooth glide and is used to move frames, panels and components by rolling in the profile T-slot.
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ESD Safe No Series 40 Series to 40 Series Material Nylon PA Glass Fiber Reinforced Grade K222-D Color Blue Process Injection Molded A 54.00mm B 43.00mm C 26.00mm D 5.00mm E 40.25mm F 19.48mm G 7.90mm H 5.79mm J M8 X 1.25 K 13.43mm Weight 0.230000
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The roller wheel with dual roller bearing is made of nylon and is reinforced with fiberglass. The ball bearing creates a smooth glide and is used to move frames, panels and components by rolling in the profile T-slot.
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