UCP207 FSB
SKU SLUBEP-014
£28.20
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Part Number: UCP207
Brand: FSB
Bearing Type: Pillow Block Bearing
Dimension(s):
Shaft Size (d) = 35mm
Base to Centre Height (h) = 47.6mm
Overall Height (W) = 93mm
Bolt Hole Centre Dimension = 127mm
Overall Length (a) = 167mm
Width Through Bore (Bi) = 42.9mm
Width of Base (b) = 48mm
Depth of Base (g) = 18mm
Bolt Hole Length (S2) = 21mm
Bolt Hole Width (S2) = 17mm
Bolt Used = M14
Load Rating(s):
Basic Dynamic Load Rating (kN) = 25.7
Basic Static Load Rating (kN) = 15.4
Speed Limitation(s):
Permissible Speed of Rotation - Grease Lubrication - (r/min) = 2400
Temperature Limitations: -10°C to +100°C
Alternative Part Number(s):
UCP 207, NP35
More Information:
Pillow block ball 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: Pillow Block Bearing
Dimension(s):
Shaft Size (d) = 35mm
Base to Centre Height (h) = 47.6mm
Overall Height (W) = 93mm
Bolt Hole Centre Dimension = 127mm
Overall Length (a) = 167mm
Width Through Bore (Bi) = 42.9mm
Width of Base (b) = 48mm
Depth of Base (g) = 18mm
Bolt Hole Length (S2) = 21mm
Bolt Hole Width (S2) = 17mm
Bolt Used = M14
Load Rating(s):
Basic Dynamic Load Rating (kN) = 25.7
Basic Static Load Rating (kN) = 15.4
Speed Limitation(s):
Permissible Speed of Rotation - Grease Lubrication - (r/min) = 2400
Temperature Limitations: -10°C to +100°C
Alternative Part Number(s):
UCP 207, NP35
More Information:
Pillow block ball 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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