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SKF NU311ECJ Steel Cage Single Row Cylindrical Roller Bearing (55x120x29mm)Cylindrical roller bearings are linear contact bearings with raceways. Cylindricalbearings are great at dealing with radial loads and operatingat high speed. Prefix identifiers for the single rows areNU, NJ, NUP, N, NF. The double row prefix identifiers are NNU, and NN. Cylindrical roller bearingscan be supplied without ribs to facilitateaxial movement relative tothe inner and outer rings. These bearings are available with Brass, Pressed Steel or
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