Boundary dimensions (bore × OD × width) for the common deep-groove series through
60 mm bore: thin-section 6800/6900, the 6000/6200/6300 series, and the 60x/62x
miniatures (including the 608). Suffixes like ZZ or 2RS change seals and shields,
never the dimensions — a 6203, 6203-ZZ, and 6203-2RS are all the same size.
Millimeters (bearing dimensions are metric worldwide); add ″ for inches. Bore is
enough to start — OD and width narrow the series. Try:
Decode a marked bearing
Try:
How to measure
Caliper the bore across the inner-ring hole and the
OD across the outer ring — both are ground surfaces that measure
within a few hundredths of a millimeter of nominal, so trust small readings like
16.99. Measure width across the ring faces, not across a protruding
seal. If the bearing is marked, decode the marking instead — it's more reliable than
calipers.
low-friction non-contact seals both sides (NSK VV, NTN LLB)
C3
radial internal clearance greater than Normal (common in motors)
C2
radial internal clearance smaller than Normal
NR
snap ring groove in the outer ring, with snap ring
P6 / P5 / P4
ISO precision classes (≈ ABEC 3 / 5 / 7)
Suffix conventions vary by manufacturer; the equivalents above cover the common
catalogs. Seals and shields never change the boundary dimensions.
Data provenance. ISO 15, Rolling bearings — Radial bearings — Boundary dimensions (general plan) (ISO). Nominal boundary dimensions; running fits and shaft/housing tolerances are an application decision — consult a bearing catalog's fit tables. See all data sources.