Part #70124011 is a precision-engineered deep groove ball bearing, model 6202, designed specifically for Bullmer series cutting machines. As a critical component within the drive, guide, or spindle systems, this bearing ensures smooth rotational motion, reduces friction, and maintains precise alignment under operational loads. Its robust construction meets the demands of continuous industrial cutting applications, contributing directly to machine reliability, consistent cutting quality, and reduced maintenance intervals.

• High-Precision Performance: Manufactured to tight tolerances for smooth, low-vibration rotation, essential for maintaining cutting accuracy and surface finish quality.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-grade chrome steel with optimal heat treatment, providing excellent resistance to wear and fatigue under radial and moderate axial loads.
• Versatile Design: The standard 6202 deep groove geometry accommodates combined loads, making it suitable for various positions within Bullmer cutter drive and transmission assemblies.
• Long Service Life: High-quality steel balls and raceways, along with effective sealing (if specified), reduce contamination and lubrication loss, extending operational lifespan.
• Direct Compatibility: Designed as a direct replacement part for Bullmer machines, ensuring easy installation and restoring original equipment performance.

• Part Number: 70124011
• Bearing Type: Deep Groove Ball Bearing
• Standard Model: 6202
• Primary Application: Bullmer Cutting Machines (drive shafts, rollers, guides, spindles)
• Key Function: Provides smooth rotational support, reduces friction, and maintains component alignment.

• Maintenance technicians servicing Bullmer cutting systems.
• Production facilities seeking reliable OEM-grade replacement parts to minimize downtime.
• Operators experiencing noise, vibration, or play in rotating components of their Bullmer equipment.

Ensure optimal performance by specifying part number 70124011 when ordering. Verify the specific location within your Bullmer machine (e.g., shaft size, load requirements) to confirm compatibility before installation.