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608ZZ Skateboard Bearings | Double Metal Shield | 8x22x7mm 10-Pack

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£32.99inc VAT

This 10-pack of 608rs ball bearings works well for projects that need smooth, low-friction movement. Each bearing is 8x22x7mm and has deep grooves to support both radial and axial loads. People often ...

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Will these bearings fit my standard skateboard wheels and 3D printer rollers?
Yes, they will. These standard 608-size bearings fit almost all skateboard, inline skate, and scooter wheels. They also work perfectly on 8mm linear rods and filament rollers for most 3D printers.
Does this pack come with metal shields or rubber seals?
This 10-pack includes double-shielded bearings. Depending on the model, they feature either ZZ metal shields or RS rubber seals to keep dirt out. You get ten pre-lubricated bearings ready to install right out of the box.
How fast can these bearings spin and how much weight do they support?
These bearings safely spin at speeds up to 34,000 RPM with their pre-applied grease. They support a dynamic load of 3.25 kN and a static load of 1.35 kN. That is plenty of strength for skateboards, scooters, and small electric motors.

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