Bearing dimensions finder

Two ways into the catalog when you are replacing a bearing: start from the bore size on the shaft, or from the exact d×D×B envelope stamped on the old bearing. Every table links to the verified model page with full specifications and cross references.

116 bore sizes 941 interchangeable envelopes Boundary dimensions per ISO 15

How to find a bearing by dimensions

  1. Measure the three boundary dimensions with a caliper: bore (the shaft seat), outside diameter and width, in millimetres. The designation already encodes them — a 6307 is always 35×80×21 mm, a 6205 always 25×52×15 mm.
  2. Match the exact envelope if you have all three numbers: every bearing in the database with that d×D×B is listed, across series and brands, with load ratings next to each other.
  3. Start from the bore alone if the old bearing is unreadable: every model on that shaft diameter is grouped by type, and the envelope tables show which sizes the housing can accept.
  4. Verify before substituting: same dimensions do not mean same capacity — compare dynamic load, static load, limiting speed, seals and clearance on the model pages before you order.

Bearings by bore size

Each bore page lists every model in the database with that shaft diameter, grouped by bearing type, with outside diameter, width, seal, clearance and load rating.

Interchangeable envelopes (same d×D×B)

Bearings sharing one ISO 15 boundary envelope are dimensionally interchangeable across series and brands — but load rating, seals and clearance must still be verified before substitution. The most common envelopes:

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