7209-2RS Bearing — Brand Comparison

Verified equivalents across SKF, FAG, NSK, NTN, and Timken for the 7209 rubber sealed angular contact ball bearing (45×85×19mm).

Equivalent Part Numbers

BrandPart NumberBoreODWidthCr (kN)C₀r (kN)Price
SKF7209 BE-2RZP45851934.324.4
FAG7209-B-2RS-TVP45851934.324.4
NSK7209A-2RS45851934.324.4
NTN7209-2RS45851934.324.4
Timken7209-2RS45851934.324.4

Verification

All five brands share identical bore, outer diameter, and width
Dynamic and static load ratings are within standard tolerance
Seal type (Rubber Sealed) is equivalent across all brands
Verified against manufacturer specification data

Why the Part Numbers Look Different

Each manufacturer uses a different suffix system for the same physical bearing. Here's how the 7209 suffixes map across brands:

FeatureSKFFAGNSKNTNTimken
Rubber sealed7209 BE-2RZP7209-B-2RS-TVP7209A-2RS7209-2RS7209-2RS
Open7209 BEP7209-B-TVP7209A72097209

Common Applications

  • Machine tool spindles
  • Pumps and compressors
  • Electric motors
  • Precision equipment
  • CNC machines
  • Dental handpieces
  • Automotive wheel hubs
Precision engineeringMachine toolsAutomotiveMedical devices

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace a 7209-2RS with a different brand?

Yes. For standard angular contact ball bearings in the 7200 series, all five major brands (SKF, FAG, NSK, NTN, Timken) produce dimensionally identical bearings. Match the bore diameter, outer diameter, width, seal type, and internal clearance to confirm compatibility.

What's the cheapest equivalent of the 7209-2RS?

Prices vary by brand and supplier. Check the comparison table above for current Partmatch prices across all five brands.

How do I know which suffix means “sealed” for each brand?

SKF uses “2RS1”, FAG uses “2RSR”, NSK uses “DDU”, NTN uses “LLU”, and Timken uses “2RS”. See the suffix decoder table above for all variants.