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It's a Misumi LMK6. They're special compact linear bearings, compared to the more standard 12mm OD, like you found.
I don't know your location, but you should be able to get one from your reseller. That will probably be the easiest way to get one since the Misumi site says lead times are longer than normal (even though it shows tomorrow as a ship date).
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It's a Misumi LMK6. They're special compact linear bearings, compared to the more standard 12mm OD, like you found.
I don't know your location, but you should be able to get one from your reseller. That will probably be the easiest way to get one since the Misumi site says lead times are longer than normal (even though it shows tomorrow as a ship date).
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