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6210 Deep Groove Ball Bearing | OEM Replacement Bearing

6210 Deep Groove Ball Bearing. Popular OEM replacement bearing size. Choose Open, ZZ (shielded), or 2RS (sealed) options. Submit an RFQ for fast sourcing.

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6210 Deep Groove Ball Bearing – OEM Replacement

Overview

The 6210 deep groove ball bearing is a high‑volume, standard bearing used across motors, pumps, conveyors, and general industrial rotating equipment. If you’re replacing an OEM part, this page is built to help you source the correct bearing quickly while matching the sealing and clearance that your application needs.

Applications

Common applications include electric motors, fans/blowers, centrifugal pumps, gear drives, material handling conveyors, and belt‑driven machinery. In cleaner environments, shielded configurations can reduce drag; in dusty or humid areas, sealed options help extend service life.

Compatible Machines

You’ll find 6210 bearings used in packaging lines, HVAC equipment, shop tools, agricultural implements, light gear reducers, and many OEM assemblies that rely on standardized bearing sizes. If your equipment has a parts manual, confirm the full bearing designation including any suffixes.

Technical Specifications

  • Standard size reference: 50×90×20 mm (ID×OD×Width) — verify for your exact brand/spec
  • Bearing type: single-row deep groove ball bearing
  • Load capability: strong radial support with moderate axial load capacity
  • Materials: bearing-grade steel (common) with options for stainless or specialty grades
  • Lubrication: pre-greased (sealed/shielded) or re-greasable depending on configuration
  • Options: Open, ZZ (metal shields), 2RS (rubber seals), and internal clearance variants such as C3

Cross References

Cross references commonly include 6210, 6210-ZZ, 6210-2RS, and 6210 C3 variants. Manufacturers may use different suffix formatting (e.g., 2RS1, DDU, LLU). Match the function (seal vs shield) and internal clearance rather than just the letters.

Replacement Information

Confirm the bearing by measuring the bore, outside diameter, and width or by reading the code on the old bearing. If you’re replacing a bearing that runs hot, at higher speed, or with tight fits, internal clearance (often C3) may be required. During installation, press only on the ring being fitted (inner ring for shaft fits, outer ring for housing fits) to avoid damaging the raceways.

Why Source With Us

We make sourcing OEM replacement bearings simple: send an RFQ with the bearing code, quantity, and any requirements (sealing, clearance, temperature, brand preference). We’ll respond with availability, lead time, and suitable alternates so you can keep production moving.

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Quick FAQ

Open vs ZZ vs 2RS? Open bearings have no closures; ZZ uses metal shields; 2RS uses rubber seals for better contamination control.

What does C3 mean? C3 is a common internal clearance option used when heat or tight fits reduce clearance during operation.

How do I request a quote? Send the bearing code, quantity, and any suffixes (seals/shields/clearance). We’ll reply with availability and alternates.

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FAQ

You can identify a replacement industrial part by matching key specifications such as dimensions, mounting style, material, load capacity, voltage, speed rating, and application. Many industrial components can be sourced by size and performance specifications even if the original part number is unknown. Providing measurements, photos, or equipment model information can help ensure accurate identification and compatibility.

Yes. Many industrial components — including bearings, seals, belts, motors, and fasteners — can be identified using inside diameter, outside diameter, width, thread size, or mounting pattern. Matching exact dimensions is one of the most reliable methods for finding equivalent or replacement parts when a part number is missing or unreadable.

Machine model numbers can often be used to locate OEM parts diagrams, exploded views, and manufacturer replacement lists. These references help identify compatible components originally installed in the equipment. Matching parts by machine model ensures correct fit, performance, and operational reliability.

OEM part numbers can be cross referenced using manufacturer interchange guides, engineering specifications, or industrial databases. Matching dimensions, tolerances, materials, and performance ratings ensures the alternative component functions the same as the original.

To confirm interchangeability, compare critical specifications such as dimensions, mounting configuration, operating capacity, material composition, and tolerance class. If these parameters match, the components are typically interchangeable across manufacturers.

Installing an incompatible part can lead to premature wear, mechanical failure, reduced efficiency, overheating, vibration, or equipment damage. Always verify specifications and compatibility before installation to maintain performance and safety.

Metric and imperial components may appear similar but often differ slightly in size and tolerance. Even small measurement differences can affect fit and performance. Always verify exact measurements before substituting between measurement systems.


 

Tolerance ratings define the allowable variation in size, alignment, or performance. Tight tolerances improve precision, reduce vibration, and extend equipment lifespan.