Bearings and thrust bearings for the meat grinder's transmission shaft and drive pin hub, where the axial load generated by grinding requires dedicated components.

Standard bearings: identified by international codes from recognised brands such as NSK and SKF (e.g. NSK6203 DU, SKF Z51205) — the code printed on the original bearing is the most reliable reference for replacement.

Thrust bearings: absorb the axial load generated by the auger's push during grinding (e.g. mod. 51204, 51305, 16005) — a different bearing type from normal radial bearings, not interchangeable with them.

Other types: tapered roller bearings (e.g. 31305) and roller bearings (e.g. INA 81111TN), for applications with combined radial and axial loads.

For other meat grinder parts go back to Meat Grinder Spare Parts.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a normal bearing and a thrust bearing?
The thrust bearing is designed to absorb axial load (along the rotation axis), typical of the auger's push; a normal radial bearing isn't suited to this kind of stress.

How do I find the code of the bearing I'm replacing?
It's printed on the side of the original bearing (e.g. 6203 DU, 51204): it's the most reliable reference for ordering the correct part.