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ISO dimension series 08 · deep groove ball bearing

608

A 608 bearing measures 8 mm bore × 22 mm outside diameter × 7 mm width.

The basic number fixes the nominal boundary dimensions. It does not specify the seals, shields, internal clearance, cage, lubricant or precision class.

Bore d
8mm
Outside D
22mm
Width B
7mm

What does 608 mean?

6

Single row deep groove ball bearing.

0

Series digit used in the basic designation. The formal ISO classification is width series 0 plus diameter series 8: dimension series 08.

8

For this miniature designation, the final digit gives the 8 mm bore directly.

Miniature metric designations below a 10 mm bore use the bore diameter directly. For the larger bearings in this reference, codes 04 and above are multiplied by five; 00, 01, 02 and 03 mean 10, 12, 15 and 17 mm.

How does 608 compare with the same-bore series?

Every row below fits the same 8 mm shaft, but requires a different housing diameter and axial width. They are not drop-in alternatives unless all three dimensions match the assembly.

DesignationBoreOutsideWidthEnvelope difference
608This page8 mm22 mm7 mmReference

Can another maker's 608 replace it?

The nominal mounting envelope is standardised, so another maker's basic 608 has the same 8 × 22 × 7 mm boundary dimensions. That does not make every variant functionally interchangeable. Match the complete marking, especially its closure and clearance suffixes, and check the manufacturer's current datasheet for a critical application.

Read the complete marking

  1. 1. Basic designation: confirms the bearing type and boundary dimensions.
  2. 2. Closure suffix: identifies open, shielded or sealed construction; codes vary by manufacturer.
  3. 3. Clearance suffix: identifies radial internal clearance, such as C3 where specified.
  4. 4. Other suffixes: can identify cage, lubricant, tolerance, temperature or special construction.

Identify the complete 608 specification

Where these dimensions come from

The 8 × 22 × 7 mm figures were checked against NSK's published bearing data on 20 August 2026. ISO 15 is listed as the standards context; Axial Supply has not reproduced the standard itself.