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Bearings - Position 1/4" Lead Screws

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Single 1/4" ID Bearing

$1.50

Includes free technical support.

1/4" ID Bearings 6-pack

$8.50

Includes free technical support.

Introduction:

Use these bearings to stabilize your 1/4" lead screw next to the coupling. Two per axis is usually needed to secure the entire lead screw.

Description:

These bearings are 1/4" inside diameter. They are available in 6 packs.

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