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Different Bearing Seal Types

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Different bearing seal types are as below，

Z: Steel plate dust cover on one side of bearing

ZZ: Steel plate dust cover on both sides of bearing

V: Non-contact dust cover made of rubber on one side of the bearing

VV: Rubber non-contact dust cover on both sides of the bearing

DU: Rubber contact dust cover on one side of bearing

DDU: Rubber contact dust cover on both sides of the bearing

RS: There is a skeleton type rubber seal on one side of the bearing (contact type).

For Example: 6309-RS

2RS: With skeleton rubber seals on both sides of the bearing (contact type).

For Example: 6210-2RS. (Note: The contact seal ring of NSK bearing is expressed as DDU,  contact seal ring of NTN bearing is expressed as LLU)

RZ: There is a skeleton type rubber seal on one side of the bearing (non-contact type).

For Instance: 6210-RZ

2RZ: Skeleton rubber seals on both sides of the bearing (non-contact type).

For Instance: 6210-2RZ

Z: Dust cover on one side of the bearing.

For Example: 6210-Z

2Z: Dust cover on both sides of the bearing.

For Example: 6210-2Z. (Note: The representation method of NSK is ZZ)

RSZ: The bearing has a skeleton rubber seal (contact type) on one side and a dust cover on the other.

For Example: 6210-RSZ

RZZ: The bearing has a skeleton rubber seal (non-contact type) on one side and a dust cover on the other.

For Example: 6210-RZZ

ZN: The bearing has a dust cover on one side and a stop groove on the outer ring on the other side. For Example: 6210-ZN

ZNR: One side of the bearing has a dust cover, and the other side has a stop groove and a stop ring on the outer ring.

For Example: 6210-ZNR

ZNB: The bearing has a dust cover on one side and a stop groove on the outer ring on the same side.

For Example: 6210-ZNB

2ZN: The bearing has dust cover on both sides, and the outer ring has a stop groove.

For Example: 6210-2ZN

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That move usually makes sense once the topic has narrowed the likely bearing family and the remaining unknowns are commercial, dimensional, or application-specific rather than purely educational.

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What is the main takeaway from Different Bearing Seal Types?

The main takeaway is that different bearing seal types should be checked against the bearing family, dimensions, load direction, speed, and operating conditions instead of relying on the title or size alone.

When should I use this guide before requesting a quote?

Use the guide when you are comparing bearing models, checking suffix meanings, confirming seal or clearance choices, planning maintenance, or preparing details for replacement, production, or OEM sourcing.

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