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MR85-ZZ miniature metal-shielded ball bearing, 5 mm bore by 8 mm outer diameter

MR85-ZZ Bearings

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10-pack of MR85-ZZ miniature shielded ball bearings. These are the compact 5 mm ID × 8 mm OD × 2.5 mm width deep-groove bearings used anywhere a small 5 mm shaft needs low-friction support in a tight printed assembly.

Why use MR85-ZZ here

  • Correct miniature size: MR85-ZZ / MR85ZZ format, also cross-referenced as L850ZZ or R-850ZZ by bearing suppliers.
  • Metal shields on both sides: ZZ shields help keep dust and printed-plastic debris out while staying lower-drag than contact rubber seals.
  • Chrome-steel construction: supplier datasheets list SAE 52100 chrome-steel rings and balls with a pressed-steel cage.
  • Pre-lubricated: ready to install for light-duty printer, robotics, and hobby motion assemblies.

Specifications

  • Quantity: 10 bearings
  • Designation: MR85-ZZ / MR85ZZ
  • Bore / inner diameter: 5 mm
  • Outer diameter: 8 mm
  • Width: 2.5 mm
  • Closure: metal shielded both sides (ZZ / 2Z)
  • Material: SAE 52100 chrome steel rings and balls; pressed-steel cage
  • Typical reference speed: 53,000 rpm with adequate lubrication, per SMB Bearings MR85ZZ datasheet

Fitment notes

  • Use these when your BOM calls for MR85-ZZ, MR85ZZ, L850ZZ, or R-850ZZ.
  • Keep a spare pack with small-format printer builds; the live Voron V0.2r2 Upgrade Kit listing calls out one MR85zz bearing.
  • If you are rebuilding leftover ERCF v1/v1.1 hardware, cross-check the bearing callouts against the Rabbit Poop bundle notes before ordering extras.

What it is not

  • Not a rubber-sealed 2RS bearing; choose 2RS only where your application needs contact seals over lower drag.
  • Not a flanged bearing and not a 623-size bearing. For other miniature bearing formats, compare the bore, OD, and width before substituting.

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