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February 15, 1999 1 Minutes

The smallest bearing made by SKF is a deep groove ball bearing designated 623. It has a 3-millimetre bore and is produced at the SKF owned SBR plant in Thomery, France, 60 kilometres outside Paris. Bearings of this size are mainly used in medical, printing and office equipment.

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The smallest bearing made by SKF is a deep groove ball bearing designated 623. It has a 3-millimetre bore and is produced at the SKF owned SBR plant in Thomery, France, 60 kilometres outside Paris. Bearings of this size are mainly used in medical, printing and office equipment.

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