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10424012

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Link-Belt F3U220NZ48 (mfg part 10424012) is a 4-bolt flange ball bearing with a 1-1/4" bore, set screw locking, and a cast iron housing. This standard-duty mounted ball bearing features a single lip contact seal and a nylon retainer. It is fixed (non-expansion) and nickel-plated for corrosion resistance. The insert is UG220NLK4.

MODEL 10424012

BRAND

SKU

492225

WEIGHT

3.850 lb

UOM

each

UPC

793699476163

Contact supplier for technical support on: 800-626-2120

$175.79 Each

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Returnable: Yes

Ability to Relubricate

Yes

Available end cap

Y2236N

Available seal type

E3 Triple lip seal;N lip seal;H labyrinth seal

Bearing housing

Flange block 4 bolt square BB

Bearing housing material

Cast iron

Bearing Insert Material

52100 Bearing Steel

Bearing Type

Standard duty ball brg

Bolt hole spacing (width) (in)

3.625

Bore diameter (in)

1.25

Bore length (in)

1 49/64 in

Bore Shape

Straight

C dynamic load rating

5810 lb

Cage Material

Molded fiber glass reinforced nylon

Cage Type

Ball Riding Retainer

Co static load rating

3440 lb

Distance between bolt holes (in)

3 5/8 in

Distance from housing cast face to inner ring long hub face (in)

33/64 in

Distance from Mounting Surface to Cap Face (in)

2 23/64 in

Distance from mounting surface to outer most bearing face (in)

1 59/64 in

Fixed expansion

Fixed

Foot Height (in)

0.63

Grease fitting size

1/8 NPT

Height

2.19

Housing coating

Nickel plated

Housing Color

Silver

Housing construction

One Piece

Housing Overall Circle Diameter (in)

6 1/8 in

Housing type

Flange, Four Bolt

Inner Ring Outside Diameter (in)

1.847

Insert

UG220NLK4

Length

5.31

Lubricant

Lithium Complex NLGI 2 Grease

Lubrication type

EXXON RONEX MP STD

Max Speed

6850 rpm

Max temperature (°F (°C))

225 (107) F (C)

Maximum Temperature (C)

107

Misalignment Capability

±2.0° Misalignment - Static Only

Misalignment Type

Static Only

Mounted clearance

C3 standard

Mounting bolt size (in)

1/2 in

Mounting Housing Width (in)

5/8 in

Mounting pad width (in)

4 5/8 in

Outer Ring Land Profile

Standard

Pilot Configuration

No Pilot

Primary seal

BUNA single lip contact seal

Retainer type

Nylon

Rolling element

Ball Bearing

Service instructions

BR3-007 LB 200 ball-300 ball

Setscrew torque (in-lbs)

165-185 in/lbs

Shaft diameter (in)

1 1/4 in

Shaft locking

Setscrew locking

Size code

207

Special lube fitting

Housing plugged

Special lube percent

100% grease fill

Standoff distance (in)

5/32 in

Type of seal

Single lip contact seal

Unit of dimension

in

Vibration frequency fundamental train

0.0067 cps

Vibration frequency inner ring defect

0.0905 cps

Vibration frequency outer ring defect

0.0595 cps

Vibration frequency roller spin

0.0383 cps

Volume

1.012

Volume unit

CDM

Width

5.31

1 1/4" Mounted Ball Bearing, Standard Duty, Cast Iron Nickel Plated 4-Bolt Square Flange Block, Setscrew Locking, Single Lip Contact Seal, 100% Grease Filled, Housing Plugged

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