Koyo RC-162110-FS Inch Series Caged Drawn Cup Roller Clutch, 1 in Dia Bore, 1.313 in OD, 5/8 in W, CW/CCW, 439 in-lb Torque
Drawn cup needle roller clutches are similar to drawn cup needle roller bearings in design, however, they allow free rotation in only one direction while transmitting torque in the opposite direction. These designs use the same small radial section as drawn cup needle roller bearings and are offered as clutch-only units or as clutch and bearing assemblies.
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BrandKoyo
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UPC605790193101
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Manufacturer Part NumberRC-162110-FS
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CountryUSA
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Cage MaterialAcetyl Resin Polymer
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Temperature Rating250 deg F
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Maximum Speed8700 rpm
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Torque Rating439 in-lb
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TypeCaged
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Width5/8 in
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SeriesRC Inch Series
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Bearing MaterialSteel
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Outside Diameter1.313 in
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Bore Diameter1 in
- Compact, lightweight and operate directly on a hardened shaft
- Installation is easily accomplished with a simple press fit
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 779KK7 |
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Alternative Part NumberRC162110FSPBL068
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UNSPSC31171505
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