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AMI UCPX10 pillow block bearing with 5/8" (15.875mm) bore and set screw locking mechanism. Cast iron housing construction provides medium duty performance for general industrial applications. Chrome steel insert with wide inner ring design.

Name: AMI UCPX10 pillow block bearing with 5/8" (15.875mm) bore and set screw locking mechanism. Cast iron housing construction provides medium duty perform
Brand: AMI Bearings
Price: 115.27 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

MODEL UCPX10

BRAND

AMI Bearings

SKU

9931

WEIGHT

11.200 lb

UOM

each

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$115.27 Each

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Application

General Purpose

Bearing

UCX10

Bolt Size

M16

Covers

Duty

Medium

Expansion

High Temp

212f

Housing

Cast iron

Housing Style

PX10

HTS code

8483.20.40.40

I.D.

50mm

Inner Ring Width

Wide

Insert Material

Bearing steel

Insert Type

Ball Bearing

Locking

Set screw

Lubrication Fitting Tap

1/8-27 NPT

Relubrication

Yes

Seal

Contact Seal with Slinger

Type

Pillow block

Bore Diameter: 5/8" (15.875mm) exact
Housing Type: Pillow Block
Locking Mechanism: Set Screw
Housing Material: Cast Iron
Insert Material: Chrome Steel
Duty Rating: Medium
Inner Ring: Wide design
Weight: 11.2 lbs
Series: UCPX

Ideal for medium-duty industrial applications requiring reliable shaft mounting with adjustable positioning capability.

Drawing

SKU: 16962

In stock !

Twice now they have had the bearings in needed in stock, with prompt delivery!

SKU: 16609

Quality exactly as expected

Fair price for the product, quick lead time, good service.

SKU: 793219

Great job

Had my bearings in stock and shipped right away.

SKU: 14292

Excellent company

I love my new found Bearings Company. I love the price, lighting fast shipping and great customers service . Thank you.

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