Octopus UCP202-10 5/8 Inch Mounted Pillow Block Ball Bearing Industrial Self Aligning UCP 202-10 2-Bolt Mounted Cast Iron Base Mount & Steel Bearing with 2” Bore – 4 Pack

Product Description UCP 202-10 / UCP202 10This is a new premium 5/8 inch pillow block bearing UCP 202-10Bearing Material: Chromium Steel (Gcr15)Housing Material: Cast IronFeatures: Standard Shaft Height- 1 3/16 "" Base to Shaft Center Line 5"" overall length3-3/4"" bolt centers - uses 3/8"" diameter mounting boltsWide Inner Ring BearingSet Screw LockingRelubricable with Grease FittingBest Premium Quality100% Satisfaction GuaranteedMounted bearings support shafts in a variety of mounting configurations (flange block, hanger, pillow block, and take-up block), and are used in a range of applications from light duty shaft guidance on conveyors to road building equipment and crushers. Common usage for UCP Pillow Block Bearing includes Agriculture, Construction, Conveyors, Conveying, Feed Mill, Food and Beverage, HVAC, Packaging and General Industrial Equipment. Reference: AMI: UCP 202-10, Browning: VPS-210, Dodge: P2B-SC-010, Fafnir: RASC-5/8, Fafnir: YAS-5/8, Link-Belt: P3-U210N, Link-Belt: P3-Y210N, NSK: USP202-10S, NTN: UCP202-10T, Peer: FHSP202-10G, RHP: NP-5/8, Seal master: NP-10

• &#9989 INCLUDES: 4 – UCP202-10 Mounted Pillow Block Industrial Ball Bearing
• &#9989 SPECIFICATIONS: Base: L: 5” x H:2.5” x W:1.75” / Bearing: D:1.5” ID: .75” / Bore:2” / Material: Base: Solid Cast Iron / Bearing: Steel / 5/8 Inch. Double Sealed Y-Bearing, ½ Bolt Size; Basic Load (cr): 25.7 KN / Basic Load: (cor): 15.4 KN
• &#9989 FITMENT: PART#’s: Part#: UCP202-10 / Mounted Bearing for Mechanic Shops, Agricultural, Food Machinery, Cutlery, Machine Work, Carpentry, Conveyor Belts & Pulley, Feeding Mills, HVAC, Construction and so much more.
• &#9989 WARRANTY: Reliable Customer Service Is Our #1 Priority. Here at Octopus, We Readily Offer a 30-Day Money Back Guaranteed and 90-Day Limited Manufacturer’s Warranty. Which Covers Manufacturing Defects. For Maximum Usage, We Suggest Avoiding Canned Lubricant and Using Grease or Oil.