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BS 6206 2RS

OD: 2.441 inch or 62MM; ID: 1.181 inch or 30MM; Width: 0.630 inch or 16MM

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OD: 2.441 inch or 62MM; ID: 1.181 inch or 30MM; Width: 0.630 inch or 16MM

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the exact dimensions of BS 6206 2RS?
A: Outer Diameter: 2.441 inch (62mm), Inner Diameter: 1.181 inch (30mm), Width: 0.630 inch (16mm). These dimensions are identical to open BS 6206 bearings, so this sealed version is a direct replacement in applications requiring better protection from moisture and contaminants.

Q: Is BS 6206 2RS suitable for wet storage or cold storage environments?
A: Yes, the 2RS rubber seals trap grease inside and exclude water and debris, making this bearing appropriate for wet environments, outdoor use, and cold storage areas. The seals do not provide complete waterproofing but offer significant protection for material handling equipment.

Q: How do I identify if a bearing needs replacement when using BS 6206 2RS?
A: Signs of bearing wear include grinding noises, rough rotation, lateral play when the wheel is moved by hand, or visible rust or contamination on the outer race. Any of these symptoms indicates the bearing should be replaced to prevent load wheel damage and ensure safe equipment operation.

Q: What equipment brands and models use BS 6206 2RS bearings?
A: The 6206 2RS bearing is used in load wheel kits for Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster manual and electric pallet jacks. Verify your specific model number and serial range to confirm this bearing is the correct replacement part.

Q: Can I re-lubricate a BS 6206 2RS bearing or must it be replaced?
A: Sealed 2RS bearings cannot be re-lubricated because the seals cannot be removed without damaging them. When the bearing wears out or the internal grease is depleted, the entire bearing must be replaced. Do not attempt to force grease past the seals.