6011 Bearing — Brand Cross-Reference
Equivalent part numbers for the 6011 open deep groove ball bearing (55×90×18mm).
How to Read This Comparison
Verified equivalents shown below are confirmed cross-references. Rows marked “Probable — verify fitment” are likely equivalents based on specification matching and should be confirmed for fitment before ordering.
- Verified equivalent — confirmed cross-reference.
- Probable — verify fitment — likely equivalent from specification matching; confirm before ordering.
Why the Part Numbers Look Different
Each manufacturer uses a different suffix system for the same physical bearing. Here's how the 6011 suffixes map across brands:
| Feature | SKF | FAG | NSK | NTN | Timken |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rubber sealed | 6011-2RS1 | 6011-2RSR | 6011DDU | 6011LLU | 6011-2RS |
| Metal shielded | 6011-2Z | 6011-2ZR | 6011ZZ | 6011ZZ | 6011-2Z |
| Open | 6011 | 6011 | 6011 | 6011 | 6011 |
Common Applications
- Small electric motors
- Power tools
- Household appliances
- Office equipment
- Small pumps
- Dental and medical instruments
- Textile machinery spindles
- Small fans and blowers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace a 6011 with a different brand?
The table lists 6011 equivalents across brands. Rows marked Verified equivalent are confirmed cross-references; rows marked Probable — verify fitment are likely matches inferred from specification data. Before ordering — especially for probable rows — confirm bore, outer diameter, width, seal type, and internal clearance against your existing part.
What's the difference between a “verified” and a “probable” equivalent?
A verified equivalent is a confirmed cross-reference. A probable equivalent is inferred from matching specifications and has not been independently confirmed — treat it as a strong candidate to verify against the manufacturer's datasheet, not a guaranteed drop-in.
How do I confirm a 6011 equivalent fits?
Match bore diameter, outer diameter, width, seal type, and internal clearance to your existing part, then check the manufacturer's datasheet for the exact suffix. The dimensions for each brand are shown in the comparison table above.