NKX40-Z-XL — source photograph

NKX40-Z-XL: delivery record

Historical parts record: Photos and notes below belong to this record. Confirm the offered unit’s full model, condition and available test evidence before ordering.

The NKX40-Z-XL file dated 4 January 2026 records INA bearings described as new and original, with Slovakian manufacture stated in the delivery tag. The reviewed photographs show three Schaeffler X-life boxes and three individually wrapped circular components. Their packaging gives a clear full-model reference, while the bearing surfaces and dimensions remain concealed.

Identification and delivery details

Each of the three visible green boxes carries SCHAEFFLER branding, X-life and the designation NKX40-Z-XL. The labels also read 1 Qty. This documents three labelled boxes in the photograph; it does not turn the purchasing arithmetic in the source into a verified dispatch count.

The second photograph shows three ring-shaped components protected by printed wrapping and transparent bags. A matching NKX40-Z-XL box is visible above them. The wrapping prevents a reliable inspection of the rolling elements, raceways or component markings in this view.

INA is the maker stated in the delivery tag and Schaeffler is visible on the boxes. The source specifies Slovakian manufacture, but neither reviewed photograph gives a readable country-of-origin label. That origin is therefore attributed to the entry rather than presented as a direct photographic finding.

The recorded weight is 0.5 kg. No indication establishes whether that figure covers an individual bearing or the photographed group with packaging. The tag supplies new-original condition, without a separate dimensional report or a legible warranty duration.

The title describes a combined needle-roller and axial-ball bearing. These packaged views are useful for identifying the supplied designation, but cannot verify the internal construction or establish load ratings, limiting speed, lubrication requirements or service life.

Photographed markings and delivery record
Item Evidence
Full package designation NKX40-Z-XL
Visible branding Schaeffler; X-life
Delivery maker / origin INA; Slovakia stated in tag
Date / weight 4 January 2026; 0.5 kg, basis unspecified
Packaging reviewed Three boxes marked 1 Qty; three wrapped circular components
Condition evidence New and original stated; raceways not visible

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Three source photographs are preserved. Photographs 1 and 2 were reviewed; photograph 3 retains a neutral source caption. No mechanical inspection or load test is inferred from the packaged condition.

Matching this part

Retain the entire NKX40-Z-XL designation, including Z and XL, in the purchase specification. Compare the old bearing's markings and required dimensions with the exact-part drawing before treating another NKX40 variant as interchangeable.

Request origin and traceability labels, the offered packaging quantity and any required inspection report. For a replacement, send the shaft and housing dimensions and the removed bearing's complete designation; these photographs do not establish the installation tolerances.

Photos and recorded media

Three Schaeffler X-life boxes labelled NKX40-Z-XL and 1 Qty.
Three Schaeffler X-life boxes labelled NKX40-Z-XL and 1 Qty.
Three circular components in protective wrapping and clear bags, beneath an NKX40-Z-XL box.
Three circular components in protective wrapping and clear bags, beneath an NKX40-Z-XL box.
Source-record photograph 3 filed under NKX40-Z-XL.
Source-record photograph 3 filed under NKX40-Z-XL.

For a different bearing format, see the separate NA4915 record. Contact KOEED with the exact bearing designation.

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Send NKX40-Z-XL, the complete old-bearing marking, required quantity and dimensional reference. Ask for current packaging, origin and inspection evidence for the units offered.

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