51200 — cross-reference for SKF 51200, NSK 51200, NTN 51200
Holding a bearing marked SKF 51200 or NSK 51200 or NTN 51200? Ours is 51200 — the same seat size, the same type and the same sealing and clearance design.
Designation equivalents
| Manufacturer | Designation |
|---|---|
| FAG / INA | 51200 |
| SKF | 51200 |
| NSK | 51200 |
| NTN | 51200 |
Before you replace it
This is a dimensional and design equivalent: the same seat size, the same bearing type and the same sealing and clearance design. It is not the same product — load ratings, tolerance class and grease may differ between manufacturers. For duty close to the limits or a critical application, check the datasheet of the specific design.
Where these equivalents come from
The base number of a standard bearing is an ISO standard — 6205 is 6205 at every manufacturer. Only the suffixes describing the design differ, and those are what we translate: shields, contact seals, cage and radial clearance. Designations that mean different things at different makers are deliberately omitted.