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10406456

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Link-Belt P3W224E 10406456 is a 2-bolt pillow block ball bearing with a 1" bore and eccentric locking collar. The cast iron housing is powder coated for corrosion resistance. It features a Buna single lip contact seal and a nylon retainer. This fixed (non-expansion) unit is rated for intermediate duty with a dynamic load rating of 7330 lbf and a static load rating of 4460 lbf.

MODEL 10406456

BRAND

SKU

498306

WEIGHT

4.520 lb

UOM

each

UPC

662327121563

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$106.05 Each

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Returnable: Yes

Ability to Relubricate

Yes

Adjustment slot width (in)

Active in

Adjustment Slot Width (mm)

True mm

Available end cap

Y2256N

Base Length (in)

7.06

Base to centerline height (in)

2

Base Width (in)

1.88

Bearing Insert Material

52100 Bearing Steel

Bolt hole spacing (width) (in)

5.48

Bore Shape

Straight

Bore size (in)

1.5 in

Cage Material

Molded fiber glass reinforced nylon

Cage Type

Ball Riding Retainer

Distance between bolt holes (in)

5 3/8

Distance from Bearing Centerline to Cap Face (in)

1 47/64

Distance from Bearing Centerline to Outer Most Bearing Face (in)

1 9/32 in

Duty/Series

Intermediate duty

Fixed vs. Expansion

Fixed

Foot Height (in)

0.81

Grease Fitting Thread Size

1/8 NPT

Height

2.44

Housing Base

Semi-Solid

Housing coating

Powder coated

Housing Color

Black

Housing construction

One Piece

Housing height (in)

4 in

Housing material

Cast iron

Housing style

Pillow block

Housing type

Pillow Block, Two Bolt

Inner Ring Outside Diameter (in)

2.084

Insert

WG224EL

Length

7.94

Length Through Bore (in)

1.72

Locking collar outside diameter (in)

2 3/8 in

Locking device kit

W2245S

Locking Type

Eccentric

Lubricant

Lithium Complex NLGI 2 Grease

Lubrication type

EXXON RONEX MP STD

Max distance between bolt holes (in)

E lip seal

Max distance between bolt holes (mm)

2

Maximum Speed (RPM)

4500 rpm

Maximum Temperature (C)

107 C

Maximum Temperature (F)

225 F

Misalignment Capability

±2.0° Misalignment - Static Only

Misalignment Type

Static Only

Mounted clearance

C3 standard

Mounting bolt hole slot length (in)

15/16 in

Mounting bolt size (in)

1/2 in

Mounting pad height (in)

13/16 in

Mounting pad length (in)

7 1/16 in

Mounting pad width (in)

1 7/8 in

Outer Ring Land Profile

Standard

Primary seal

BUNA single lip contact seal

Radial Dynamic Load Capacity (lb)

7330 lb

Radial Static Load Capacity (lb)

4460 lb

Retainer type

Nylon

Rolling element

Ball Bearing

Seal type

Single lip contact seal

Setscrew torque (in-lbs)

290-325 in/lbs

Size code

208

Unit of dimension

in

Vibration frequency fundamental train

0.0065 cps

Vibration frequency inner ring defect

0.0912 cps

Vibration frequency outer ring defect

0.0588 cps

Vibration frequency roller spin

0.0367 cps

Volume

0.393

Volume unit

GLL

Width

4.69

1 1/2" Mounted Ball Bearing, Intermediate Duty, Cast Iron 2-Bolt Pillow Block, Eccentric Cam Locking Collar, Single Lip Contact Seal

How do I choose the right type of bearing for my application?

Start with the load and how it’s applied. You need to know if you’re dealing with radial loads, axial loads, or a mix of both. Then look at speed, operating environment, and space constraints. For example, ball bearings are great for high speed and lighter loads, while roller bearings handle heavier loads but usually at lower speeds. If there’s contamination, moisture, or heat involved, you may need sealed bearings or specific materials. In most cases, the right choice comes down to matching load type, speed, and environment to the bearing design.

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