BALL BEARING, 0.59 IN ID, 1.378 IN OD, 0.4331 IN WD by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• This ball bearing, with a 0.59-inch inner diameter, is designed for optimal performance in various GE Healthcare imaging systems.
• Its robust construction ensures durability, enhancing the reliability of imaging equipment during routine use.
• Compatible with multiple models, including the PRECISION 500D and LEGACY PHASE series, offering versatility across different imaging modalities.
• The precise dimensions of 1.378 inches outer diameter and 0.4331 inches width allow for seamless integration into existing systems.
• Manufactured by GE Healthcare, ensuring quality and compatibility with their advanced imaging technologies.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This ball bearing is compatible with the following GE Healthcare models:

• PRECISION 500D
• RFX
• SFX
• SFX II
• RFX II
• LEGACY PHASE II
• LEGACY PHASE III

Common use cases include maintenance and repair of imaging systems, ensuring smooth operation in clinical settings such as radiology and ultrasound departments.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Inner Diameter	0.59 in
Outer Diameter	1.378 in
Width	0.4331 in
Brand	GE Healthcare
Part Number	46-177199P1

Clinical and Service Value

Investing in high-quality components like the GE Healthcare ball bearing enhances the longevity and reliability of imaging systems. When incorporated into equipment such as the PRECISION 500D and LEGACY PHASE series, it contributes to maintaining optimal performance levels, which is crucial for accurate diagnostics and patient care.

Furthermore, the ease of integration and compatibility across multiple models reduces downtime during maintenance. This ensures that healthcare facilities can maintain a consistent workflow, ultimately improving patient throughput and satisfaction. Regular use of quality parts minimizes the risk of equipment failure, which is essential in high-demand clinical environments.

Additional notes

BALL BEARING, 0.59 IN ID, 1.378 IN OD, 0.4331 IN WD by GE Healthcare