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Schaeffler suffix understanding
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Is that the entire suffix?
Did you ask your supplier?
I think the M15 means the bearing was measured with a TAlyrond etc, and the BD references what the measurement was and where the measurement records are kept ( was a copy packaged with the bearing, etc.)
Did you ask your supplier?
I think the M15 means the bearing was measured with a TAlyrond etc, and the BD references what the measurement was and where the measurement records are kept ( was a copy packaged with the bearing, etc.)
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Thank you Tmoose.
The bearing have also other suffixes but I know them. This one is similar with M15NZ where indeed is specified the measurement with Talyrond and serial number marking. I have also the equivalent from SKF which carry on VE501 suffix. Is this one familiar to you as well?
Thank you,
Laurentiu
The bearing have also other suffixes but I know them. This one is similar with M15NZ where indeed is specified the measurement with Talyrond and serial number marking. I have also the equivalent from SKF which carry on VE501 suffix. Is this one familiar to you as well?
Thank you,
Laurentiu
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