UCF213-40 FSB
SKU SLUBEF-027
£115.91
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Part Number: UCF213-40
Brand: FSB
Bearing Type: Four Bolt Flanged Bearing
Dimension(s):
Shaft Size (d) = 2.5"
Overall Square (a) = 187mm
Bolt Hole Centre Dimension (e) = 149mm
Width Through Bore (Bi) = 65.1mm
Overall Width (Z) = 69.7mm
Housing Width (l) = 50mm
Depth of Housing Base (g) = 22mm
Bolt Hole Diameter (S) = 19mm
Bolt Used = M16
Load Rating(s):
Basic Dynamic Load Rating (kN) = 57.3
Basic Static Load Rating (kN) = 40.1
Speed Limitation(s):
Permissible Speed of Rotation - Grease Lubrication - (r/min) = 1400
Temperature Limitations: -10°C to +100°C
Alternative Part Number(s):
UCF 213-40, SF2.1/2
More Information:
Four bolt flange bearings consist of an insert bearing mounted in a housing which can be bolted to a support surface. The shaft can then be inserted, allowing the inner part of the bearing and shaft to rotate. The bearings are generally secured to the shaft using set screws, locking collars, set collars or adapter sleeves.
Brand: FSB
Bearing Type: Four Bolt Flanged Bearing
Dimension(s):
Shaft Size (d) = 2.5"
Overall Square (a) = 187mm
Bolt Hole Centre Dimension (e) = 149mm
Width Through Bore (Bi) = 65.1mm
Overall Width (Z) = 69.7mm
Housing Width (l) = 50mm
Depth of Housing Base (g) = 22mm
Bolt Hole Diameter (S) = 19mm
Bolt Used = M16
Load Rating(s):
Basic Dynamic Load Rating (kN) = 57.3
Basic Static Load Rating (kN) = 40.1
Speed Limitation(s):
Permissible Speed of Rotation - Grease Lubrication - (r/min) = 1400
Temperature Limitations: -10°C to +100°C
Alternative Part Number(s):
UCF 213-40, SF2.1/2
More Information:
Four bolt flange bearings consist of an insert bearing mounted in a housing which can be bolted to a support surface. The shaft can then be inserted, allowing the inner part of the bearing and shaft to rotate. The bearings are generally secured to the shaft using set screws, locking collars, set collars or adapter sleeves.
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