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Find the right bearing by size

Buy bearings online by size. Measure your old bearing, enter the three sizes and we'll show every match in stock. Know the part number? Search it directly.

dInside diameter (bore) DOutside diameter BWidth

Belt finder

Find the right belt by size

Most V-belts and wedge belts have the section and length printed on the back, e.g. SPZ 1000. If it's worn off, measure the top width and height to work out the section.

WTop width HHeight LInside length (printed on belt)

Part number search

Know the part number?

It's stamped on the side face of the bearing or printed on the back of the belt. Enter it as you see it, including any letters on the end.

6Type: deep groove ball bearing 2Series: sets the outside size and width 05Bore code: 05 × 5 = 25 mm bore 2RSRubber seals both sides (ZZ = metal shields)

Bore codes 00 to 03 are 10, 12, 15 and 17 mm.

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Branded bearings from SKF, FAG, Timken and INA, plus a great-value range

Choose a leading name for critical machinery, or save with our unbranded range for everyday repairs. Same sizes, dispatched from our Scottish warehouse.

Brand names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe the products we sell.

About LM Bearings

Bearings online, delivered across the UK

LM Bearings is an online bearing supplier based in Scotland. We stock over 2600+ bearings, from 3 mm miniature ball bearings to 260 mm thrust bearings, along with the adaptor sleeves, lock nuts and lock washers used to fit them.

Our range covers deep groove ball bearings, self-aligning bearings, angular contact bearings, roller bearings and thrust bearings, in open, sealed (2RS) and shielded (ZZ) versions, with C3 clearance and stainless steel bearings where you need them.

Replacing a bearing in a motor, gearbox, pump, conveyor or farm machine? Search by part number, or use the bearing finder to search by bore, outside diameter and width. Every bearing is listed with its full sizes, seal type and clearance, so you can check it's the right one before you order.

Not sure what you have? Our guide on how to measure a bearing takes a couple of minutes, or send us a photo and we'll help you identify it.

Bearing questions

How do I know what size bearing I need?

Check the side of the old bearing for a part number such as 6205-2RS. If it's worn off, measure the bore, outside diameter and width in millimetres with calipers, then enter them in the bearing finder. Our measuring guide shows how.

What's the difference between 2RS and ZZ bearings?

Both are the same size. 2RS bearings have rubber seals on both sides, which keep out dirt and water better. ZZ bearings have metal shields on both sides, which run with less friction and suit higher speeds in clean, dry conditions.

What does C3 mean on a bearing?

C3 means the bearing has more internal clearance than standard. It's common in electric motors and anywhere the bearing runs hot. If your old bearing is marked C3, replace it with a C3.

What does K mean in a bearing number?

K means a tapered bore with a 1:12 taper, for example 1210K. These bearings fit onto a tapered shaft or onto a plain shaft using an adaptor sleeve. A K bearing and a plain bearing of the same number are not interchangeable.

How do I read a bearing part number?

The first digits give the type and series, and for most bearings from 04 upwards the last two digits multiplied by 5 give the bore in millimetres. So a 6205 is a deep groove ball bearing with a 25 mm bore. Letters after the number describe seals, shields and clearance.

Do you deliver across the UK?

Yes. We deliver bearings to addresses across the UK, and the delivery cost is shown at checkout before you pay.