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6010ZZ/2RS — 50 × 80 × 16 mm

BOUNDARY DIMENSIONSUNIT / mm
B = 16 mmD = 80 mmd = 50 mm
Boundary dimensions · schematic, not a product photograph or manufacturing drawing.
Deep groove ball

6010ZZ/2RS

6010ZZ/2RS is a deep groove ball designation documented on BearingIndex from 1 manufacturer publication. The published boundary dimensions are 50 × 80 × 16 mm. The designation ends in bore code 10, which resolves to a 50 mm bore under ISO 15 and matches what the manufacturers published. The publishing works are in Zhejiang province, China. Every value below comes from that manufacturer’s own published material, with the date it was recorded.

Bore d
50 mm
Outside D
80 mm
Width B
16 mm

Compare the 1 publication

What each manufacturer published.

ManufacturerSource recorded
SXA
6010ZZ/2RS
2026-09-24Request

A dash means that manufacturer did not publish the value. Dimensions every source agrees on are shown above rather than repeated per row.

Calculated from the published values.

FigureHow it is obtainedResult
Radial section height(D − d) / 215 mm
Mean diameter dm(D + d) / 265 mm

Arithmetic on the figures above — not a bearing life calculation for your load case.

The works that publish 6010ZZ/2RS.

SXA

Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

Miniature and ultra-thin-wall ball bearings

Ningbo New Century manufactures precision miniature bearings under the SX and SXA names. Its published product scope includes deep groove, flanged and stainless steel bearings, with ultra-thin-wall miniature bearings highlighted as a specialty. The company also describes production of rings, cages, shields and rubber seals within its component operations.

Published ranges: Miniature deep groove ball bearings · Flanged miniature bearings · Stainless steel bearings · Ultra-thin-wall miniature bearings

296 designations documented here · 1 reviewed evidence record · source recorded 2026-09-24

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Not documented by any source here.

Precision class · Internal clearance · Sealing · Material · Cage material · Z class · V class · Application · Dynamic load rating · Static load rating · Limiting speed · Lubrication · Operating temperature · Precision standard · Ring material · Rolling element material · Limiting speed — grease · Limiting speed — oil · Noise / vibration test method · Manufacturer series · Manufacturer suffix · Ball count · Ball diameter · Reference mass.

Ask the manufacturer for these when you enquire.

Other designations with the same 50x80x16 mm envelope.

DesignationBearing familyWorks
6010Deep groove ball5
6010-2RZDeep groove ball1
6010T1XDeep groove ball1
6010TBDeep groove ball1
H7010-AC-TA-HQ1-P4Angular contact1
H7010-AC-TA-P4Angular contact1
H7010-C-TA-2RZ-HQ1-P4Angular contact1
H7010-C-TA-HQ1-P4Angular contact1
H7010-C-TA-P4Angular contact1
N1010 KCylindrical roller1
S6010ZZ/2RSDeep groove ball1

Same envelope, but sealing, internal design, clearance and load capability differ — not interchangeable by default.

Neighbouring designations documented here.

DesignationEnvelope d × D × B (mm)Bearing familyWorks
600010 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball12
6000-2RS10 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball1
6000E10 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball1
6000T1X10 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball1
6000TB10 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball1
6000ZZ10 × 26 × 10Deep groove ball2
6000ZZ/2RS10 × 26 × 8Deep groove ball1
600112 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball9
6001-2RS12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001-2RZ12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001E12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001G12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001T1X12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001TB12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
6001zz12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball2
6001ZZ/2RS12 × 28 × 8Deep groove ball1
600215 × 32 × 9Deep groove ball10
6002-2RZ15 × 32 × 9Deep groove ball1

Each envelope shown is that designation’s own published size.

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