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Trend Imperial Replacement Cutter Bearing
Trend DIY & Hardware
Product description
This Trend Replacement Cutter Bearing has a 1/4" (6.3mm) bearing diameter, making it one of the smaller bearings in the range and ideal for replacing worn bearings on fine-profile or detail router cutters. Keeping spares of this compact size ensures intricate profiling work is never held up by a failed bearing. Shielded against dust ingress and grease-packed for the lifetime of the bearing, no additional lubrication is required or recommended — solvent cleaning will dissolve the grease and cause premature failure. Scrape away any resin deposits and always check that the fixing screw is properly tightened before fitting the cutter to your router. Features and Benefits: • 1/4" diameter bearing for fine-profile cutter applications • Shielded to prevent dust penetration • Grease-packed for life — no lubrication needed • Minimises downtime on detailed routing work • Genuine Trend replacement part Specifications: Diameter Imperial: 1/4" Cut Length Imperial: 7/64 Bearing Dia Metric: 6.3 Bearing Dia Imperial: 1/4 Sawbore: 3.2 Sawbore Imperial: 1/8
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United Kingdom · GBP
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£9.95
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