6300 Bearing – Size, Stock & Today’s Price

The 6300 is a medium-series deep groove ball bearing with a 10 mm bore, a 35 mm outside diameter and a width of 11 mm. The 63 series is the heavy-duty choice for a given shaft: larger balls, a bigger outside diameter and more width than the 62, for higher loads and shock.

Its bore code, 00, is one of four fixed exceptions to the usual rule: 00 is 10 mm, 01 is 12 mm, 02 is 15 mm and 03 is 17 mm. So a 6300 has a 10 mm bore. A full designation such as 6300-2RS-C3 means rubber seals on both sides and C3 clearance.

Sharing the same 10 mm bore are the 6000 (10 × 26 × 8 mm), the 6200 (10 × 30 × 9 mm), the 6800 (10 × 19 × 5 mm) and the 6900 (10 × 22 × 6 mm). They all fit a 10 mm shaft, but each needs a different housing, so check the outside diameter and width before you order.

Why 6300 prices vary

• Genuine or copy: fakes sell far below the real price and fail early. We sell only genuine bearings.
• Brand and origin: each maker, and each country of manufacture, is priced differently.
• Version: sealed, shielded, C3, stainless and low-noise versions cost more than the open bearing.
• Quantity: bulk and repeat orders are priced lower.

So we quote today’s price for each brand rather than list one number. Ask for the 6300 price on WhatsApp.

6300 dimensions

Dimensions are the ISO 15 standard size, the same in every brand and seal type.

6300 load and speed ratings

Figures for the open SKF 6300 from SKF’s online catalogue (checked 9 Oct 2026). Other brands publish slightly different ratings for the same size. Sealed (2RS) versions have a lower limiting speed. SKF data sheet.

Other bearings for a 10 mm shaft

Same bore, different series: a bigger bearing carries more load but needs a bigger housing.

On a 10 mm shaft, the 6300 carries 58% more load than the slimmer 6200.

6300 variants

Every 6300 has the same outside dimensions. What changes is how it is sealed, its internal clearance and its material:

• 6300 (open): no shields or seals. For gearboxes and machines where oil or grease reaches the bearing.
• 6300 ZZ / 2Z: metal shields on both sides, greased for life. For clean, fast-running motors and fans.
• 6300 2RS: rubber seals on both sides (DDU at NSK, LLU at NTN). Better against dust and moisture.
• 6300 C3: internal clearance greater than normal, combined with any of the above (e.g. 6300-2RS-C3). The usual choice for electric motors.
• S6300 / SS6300: stainless steel for wet or corrosive conditions, usually marked with an S or SS prefix (SKF uses W). Supplied on request.

6300 equivalents by brand

Same size, written in each maker’s own style. Tap a brand to see how it numbers its bearings.

Where the 6300 is used

• Small electric motors
• Ceiling, table and exhaust fans
• Domestic and monoblock pumps
• Power tools
• Household appliances
• Two-wheelers

Brands available for 6300

Is your 6300 genuine?

Counterfeit bearings are sold in many sizes and brands, including the 6300. Check that the marking on the ring matches the box exactly, that the brand’s own suffix style is used, and be wary of prices far below the market. How to spot a fake bearing.

Updated 18 October 2026