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6815 — 75 × 95 × 10 mm

BOUNDARY DIMENSIONSUNIT / mm
B = 10 mmD = 95 mmd = 75 mm
Boundary dimensions · schematic, not a product photograph or manufacturing drawing.
Deep groove ball

6815

6815 is a deep groove ball designation documented on BearingIndex from 1 manufacturer publication. The published boundary dimensions are 75 × 95 × 10 mm. The designation ends in bore code 15, which resolves to a 75 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
75 mm
Outside D
95 mm
Width B
10 mm

Compare the 1 publication

What each manufacturer published.

ManufacturerLimiting speed — grease (rpm)Limiting speed — oil (rpm)Reference mass (kg)Source recorded
RCL
6815
630075000.1452026-09-24Request

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) / 210 mm
Mean diameter dm(D + d) / 285 mm
Speed factor dm · nmean diameter × highest published limiting speed637,500 mm·min−1

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

The works that publish 6815.

RCL

Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

Thin-wall ball bearings for compact mechanisms

Ningbo Shilong manufactures high-precision bearings under the RCL name. Its published catalogue includes 67, 68, 69 and 60 series, with an emphasis on thin-wall bearings for compact mechanisms. Application pages identify encoders, motors, robots, bicycles and circular looms. Space envelope and rotational requirements are useful starting points for a technical inquiry.

Published ranges: 67- and 68-series thin-wall bearings · 69-series ball bearings · 60-series ball bearings

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

Ask RCL about 6815

Applications the publishing works state.

ApplicationStated by
BicyclesRCL
Circular loomsRCL
Encoders and motorsRCL
RoboticsRCL

Application areas each manufacturer states for its own range. Confirm load, speed, temperature and lubrication for your case.

Not documented by any source here.

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

Ask the manufacturer for these when you enquire.

Other designations with the same 75x95x10 mm envelope.

DesignationBearing familyWorks
71815ACAngular contact1
71815CAngular contact1

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
680010 × 19 × 5Ball bearings5
6800W710 × 19 × 7Deep groove ball1
6800ZZ/2RS10 × 19 × 5Deep groove ball1
680112 × 21 × 5Deep groove ball4
6801ZZ/2RS12 × 21 × 5Deep groove ball1
680215 × 24 × 5Deep groove ball4
6802ZZ/2RS15 × 24 × 5Deep groove ball1
680317 × 26 × 5Deep groove ball4
6803zz17 × 26 × 5Deep groove ball1
6803ZZ/2RS17 × 26 × 5Deep groove ball1
680420 × 32 × 7Deep groove ball5
6804ZZ/2RS20 × 32 × 7Deep groove ball1
680525 × 37 × 7Deep groove ball5
6805ZZ/2RS25 × 37 × 7Deep groove ball1
680630 × 42 × 7Deep groove ball5
6806ZZ/2RS30 × 42 × 7Deep groove ball1
680735 × 47 × 7Deep groove ball3
6807ZZ/2RS35 × 47 × 7Deep groove ball1

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

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