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The designation “75/56 D/T” for conveyor bearings typically refers to specific dimensions and types of bearings used in conveyor systems. Here’s a breakdown of what this might mean:

1. 75/56: This usually indicates the bore diameter and the outer diameter of the bearing. In this case:
   • 75 likely refers to the outer diameter (OD) of the bearing in millimeters.
   • 56 likely refers to the bore diameter (ID) of the bearing in millimeters.
2. D/T: This could refer to the type of bearing or specific design features:
   • D: This might indicate a deep groove ball bearing, which is commonly used in conveyor systems due to its ability to handle both radial and axial loads.
   • T: This could refer to the bearing’s tolerance class or a specific feature like a tapered bore, though the exact meaning can vary depending on the manufacturer.

For precise information, it’s best to consult the manufacturer’s catalog or technical specifications, as bearing designations can vary between different brands and standards. If you have a specific application or additional details, that could also help narrow down the exact type of bearing required.

12x75x56x25mm 75/56D/T GCr15

Conveyor bearings 66/12D

Can be customized in various types and sizes

Hanging chain bearing

General purpose conveyor roller bearings have loose tolerances and spin freely. Also known as unground, stamped, or commercial bearings, they are good for replacing bearings in rollers on unpowered (gravity-flow) conveyors that require rollers to start moving when a small amount of force is applied. These conveyor roller bearings press into the ends of conveyor rollers and allow the rollers to rotate smoothly on their axles during conveying tasks.