Manufactured by PRS Bearings, the PC19008 is a precision C Type Radial Contact Ball Bearing. You may consider it as an interchangeable alternative and replacement for KAYDON K19008CP0. Key dimensional parameters include a 190 mm bore diameter, a 206 mm outer diameter, and a mm overall width. With matching boundary dimensions, this component is designed to meet standard load requirements and ensure consistent operational performance. For comprehensive technical evaluation, please explore the detailed specifications, dimensional data, product images, and CAD drawings provided below. A complete PDF data sheet is also readily available for direct download to support your engineering and procurement needs.
PC19008 - C Type Radial Contact Ball Bearing
Technical Specifications
| Direct Interchange | KAYDON K19008CP0 |
|---|---|
| Overview | |
| Basic Model | PC19008 |
| Weight | 0.21 kg |
| Dimensions | |
| Bore Dia (d, mm) | 190 mm |
| Outer Dia (D, mm) | 206 mm |
| Load Ratings | |
| Dynamic Load (Cr) | 725 kN |
| Static Load (Cor) | 1944 kN |
206 mm 206 mm 190 mm 190 mm PC19008 Frequently Asked Questions about PC19008 C Type Radial Contact Ball Bearing
Find key technical answers regarding dimensions, specifications, and replacement options for this model.
As a dedicated bearing manufacturer, PRS Bearings maintains strategic inventory of the PC19008 for prompt dispatch. For large OEM forecast orders, our lean production lines guarantee highly competitive lead times.
The standard PRS Bearings PC19008 is designed for rigid configurations. For optimal performance, strict alignment of the 190 mm bore is critical, though PRS Bearings engineers can provide self-aligning bearing alternatives if your equipment is prone to deflection.
Absolutely. The precise manufacturing of the PRS Bearings PC19008 results in stable, predictable vibration baselines. This makes it highly compatible with modern IoT condition monitoring sensors for early fault detection.
PRS Bearings provides the PC19008 with various cage options including high-strength pressed steel, machined brass for high-vibration tasks, or reinforced polymers for the quietest operation in precision machinery.