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51100 Metric Thrust Ball Bearing Series

Auburn Open Style 51100 Metric Thrust Ball Bearing with Steel Ball Retainer

51100 Series

Metric Bearing Dimensions

The 51100 Metric Thrust Ball Bearing is an interchange for an industry standard bearing. It supports axial loads in a single direction. It features an open, separable, 3-piece design with round groove raceways. The balls are held in by a steel ball retainer/retaining ring (also known as a “cage”).

The 51100 Thrust Ball Bearing is available in metric sizes ranging from 10 mm (0.394 inch) to 400 mm (15.748 inch) bore diameter (A); 24 mm (0.945 inch) to 480 mm (18.898 inch) outside diameter (B); and 9 mm (0.354 inch) to 65 mm (2.559 inch) height (H).

Please note: the following dimensions are shown in mm.
Bearing NumberBore (A)OD (B)Height (H)Stock?
5110010249YesDetails
5110112269YesDetails
51102153212YesDetails
5110317309YesDetails
51104203510YesDetails
51105254211YesDetails
51106304711YesDetails
51107355212YesDetails
51108406013YesDetails
51109456514YesDetails
51110507014YesDetails
51111557816YesDetails
51112608517YesDetails
51113659018YesDetails
51114709518YesDetails
511157510019YesDetails
511168010519YesDetails
511178511019YesDetails
511189012022YesDetails
5112010013525YesDetails
5112211014525YesDetails
5112412015525YesDetails
5112613017030YesDetails
5112814018031YesDetails
5113015019031YesDetails
5113216020031YesDetails
5113417021534YesDetails
5113618022534YesDetails
5113819024037YesDetails
5114020025037YesDetails
5114422027037YesDetails
5114824030045YesDetails
5115226032045YesDetails
5115628035053YesDetails
5116030038062YesDetails
5116432040063YesDetails
5116834042064YesDetails
5117236044065YesDetails
5117638046065YesDetails
5118040048065YesDetails
Other Info & Resources

Mounting Instructions: Generally installed with the fitted bore A centered on the shaft and rotating with it. The clearance bore A’ seats against a fixed part of the machine and remains stationary. If installed in a recess, a clearance of 1/8th of an inch, or more, should be left around outside diameter B and B’, in case the shaft wears in it’s journal bearings.