DODGE B2-35 piloted flange bearing

DODGE B2-35 belongs to piloted flange bearing, part of our Bearing housings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for B2-35 and any equivalents.

The DODGE B2-35 is a piloted flange mounted unit that pairs an insert ball bearing with a cast iron housing, ready to bolt directly to a machine frame. It supports and locates rotating shafts where the mounting face is perpendicular to the shaft and the insert itself takes care of alignment. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this DODGE line to customers across the United States and in several Latin American countries.

The housing code tells you most of what you need. The letter B marks the piloted flange family, and the number that follows is the shaft size the unit is dimensioned for: B2-35 is a piloted flange housing for a 35 mm shaft. Suffixes that appear after the base number do not change the housing type, but they do identify the bore size, seal arrangement and insert variant. When you request a quote, send the complete part number from the nameplate or the equipment drawing so the correct configuration is quoted.

These units are common on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, screens and packaging lines. They also appear on fans, pumps and machine tools. The piloted flange is useful when the bearing must sit close to the equipment face and the shaft needs support at that point rather than further along the frame.

Selection comes down to shaft diameter, the direction of the load (radial, axial or combined) and the environment around the bearing. The insert seal is what decides whether the unit suits dusty, damp or washdown conditions. At mounting, confirm the flange seats flat, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern and check that the shaft lines up with the drive. Relubricate the insert according to the duty cycle, and shorten those intervals in dirty surroundings.

Piloted flange housings from different brands can be swapped when the shaft diameter, bolt hole pattern and flange height match. A similar part number alone is not enough; compare the critical housing and insert dimensions. If you are replacing a DODGE unit with another brand or the reverse, send the dimensions and we will point you to the compatible option.

If you already have the housing part number, send it by WhatsApp or email and our team will reply promptly. If the mounted unit has no identification, a photo plus the shaft and flange measurements is enough for us to identify the corresponding option. We can also suggest equivalents and help you choose.