4,000 mm Bearing balls MGK 20 pcs.
Bearing balls MGK with nominal diameter D = 4,000 mm. Sales unit: pack of 20 pieces. The sales-quantity weight requires confirmation.

Bearing balls MGK — 4,000 mm
Bearing balls MGK with nominal diameter D = 4,000 mm. The offer includes a set of 20 individual rolling elements.
Key specifications
- Element type: Bearing ball
- Diameter D: 4,000 mm
- Material: To be confirmed
- Ball grade: To be confirmed
- Quantity per pack: 20 pcs.

Diameter and selection
Symbol D in the diagram denotes the ball diameter. For this offer D = 4,000 mm. The nominal diameter designation does not replace manufacturing tolerance requirements. Parameters marked as “To be confirmed” remain undetermined.

Scope of delivery and weight
Sales unit: one pack of 20 bearing balls MGK. The price covers the entire set of 20 pieces.
Weight of the sales quantity: to be confirmed.
The product and packaging graphics are in-house illustrative visualizations. The diagram shows the diameter designation D and is a catalogue illustration.
FAQ — frequently asked questions
What is included in one sales unit?
The purchase includes one pack of 20 bearing balls MGK. The price covers the entire set of 20 pieces.
What dimensions and design have been confirmed for this offer?
The nominal diameter is D = 4,000 mm.
What should be checked before selecting balls for the assembly?
Compare nominal diameter D = 4,000 mm with the documentation of the assembly being repaired. Matching diameter alone does not replace checking the other design requirements.
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ConditionNew
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Sales unitpack
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MaterialTo be confirmed
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Quantity per pack20 pcs
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Pack massTo be confirmed
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Component typeBearing ball
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Diameter D4,000 mm
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Ball gradeTo be confirmed
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