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6200-2RSH/C3 Stainless Steel Deep Groove Ball Bearing 10×30×9 mm — engineered for motor transmission applications requiring corrosion resistance.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Designation | 6200-2RSH/C3 |
| Product Type | Deep Groove Ball Bearing |
| Seal Type | 2RSH (Double-sided contact rubber seals) |
| Clearance Class | C3 (Greater than Normal) |
| Material Options | Available in stainless steel or high-carbon chromium bearing steel variants |
| Quality Levels | Z1V1, Z2V2, Z3V3, Z4V4 |
| Origin | Germany, Japan, Sweden, Malaysia, or China |
| HS Code | 848210 |
| Industry | Typical Applications |
|---|---|
| Electric Motors | Rotor shaft support in high-speed AC/DC motors |
| Industrial Gearboxes | High-speed input shaft sealing and support |
| Material Handling | Conveyor drive roller end-shields and pulley bearings |
Thermal expansion inside a closed motor housing rapidly eliminates standard radial clearance, causing the rolling elements to bind and the cage to fracture under centrifugal stress. Procurement errors substituting CN clearance where C3 is mandated remain a primary driver of catastrophic motor seizures .
During my years supporting motor assembly lines in the Pearl River Delta, I investigated numerous high-temperature shutdowns traced directly to standard clearance bearings installed in high-speed rotor applications. The internal heat generated by electromagnetic losses and friction leaves no room for standard dimensional tolerances. Specifying the 6200-2RSH/C3 stainless steel deep groove ball bearing ensures the necessary internal gap is preserved before the operating temperature stabilizes, effectively eliminating thermal binding from the root cause.
Motor rotors experience intense localized heating that transfers directly into the inner ring. The C3 radial internal clearance built into the 6200-2RSH/C3 stainless steel deep groove ball bearing compensates for this differential thermal expansion between the shaft and the housing. By maintaining a precise operational gap at elevated temperatures, the bearing prevents the excessive preload that typically accelerates fatigue and generates destructive vibration harmonics.
Electric motor environments demand strict contamination exclusion without introducing excessive frictional heat. The 2RSH double-sided contact seals provide a tight physical barrier against airborne dust and moisture ingress while retaining the factory-filled lubricant. When paired with stainless steel material options, the assembly resists corrosive degradation in humid or chemically exposed facilities, ensuring the seal lips maintain their elasticity and sealing force throughout the service interval .
The 2RSH suffix specifically denotes contact rubber seals optimized for low-friction sealing in high-speed applications, contrasting with non-contact metal shields that allow fine particulate ingress. The C3 designation confirms the internal geometry is ground to provide extra radial clearance, a non-negotiable requirement for motor shafts where the inner ring runs significantly hotter than the stationary outer ring. Missing either suffix during cross-referencing leads to rapid lubricant degradation or immediate thermal lock-up.
Installing a standard clearance bearing in a C3-required application results in unplanned downtime and catastrophic damage to the motor windings when the shaft seizes. Conversely, using a C3 bearing in a low-speed, low-heat application introduces excessive vibration and premature raceway spalling. These mismatch failures consistently void equipment warranties and force emergency procurement cycles, disrupting entire production schedules .
Sourcing the correct 6200-2RSH/C3 stainless steel deep groove ball bearing requires more than matching the base number. We verify the C3 clearance and 2RSH seal specifications against manufacturer catalogs to prevent cross-reference errors that overlook critical suffixes. Our authorized distribution network guarantees that every shipment carries verifiable batch traceability, protecting your maintenance team from the devastating consequences of counterfeit bearings with soft inner rings and cloned packaging.
To ensure precise application matching, please provide the radial and axial load profiles, operational speed, and expected thermal gradient of your motor or gearbox. Sharing the specific OEM equipment number allows our engineering team to perform a comprehensive cross-reference validation. This technical review confirms that the clearance, seal type, and material options perfectly align with your operational demands.
Q: How can we verify the authenticity of the 6200-2RSH/C3 stainless steel deep groove ball bearing upon delivery?
A: Every shipment includes batch traceability documentation and QR codes that link directly to the manufacturer's official verification application. This allows your receiving team to instantly confirm the metallurgical origin and production date, effectively filtering out counterfeits that rely on cloned packaging and soft inner ring materials.
Q: Why is the C3 clearance suffix strictly required for this motor transmission application?
A: Motor shafts generate significant internal heat, causing the inner ring to expand faster than the outer housing. The C3 clearance provides the necessary thermal gap to prevent the rolling elements from binding under this differential expansion. Installing a standard CN clearance bearing in this environment will predictably result in thermal seizure and cage failure.
Q: What is the functional difference between the 2RSH contact seals and standard metal shields?
A: The 2RSH rubber contact seals create a tight physical barrier that retains lubrication and excludes fine particulate contamination, which is critical for motor environments. Standard metal shields leave a microscopic gap that allows moisture and dust ingress, leading to premature grease degradation and accelerated raceway wear in demanding operational conditions.
Q: How do we determine if the stainless steel variant is necessary for our equipment?
A: If the motor or gearbox operates in high-humidity environments, food processing facilities, or areas with chemical exposure, the stainless steel variant provides essential corrosion resistance. For standard industrial environments, high-carbon chromium bearing steel is typically sufficient. Provide your operating environment details for a definitive material recommendation.
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