
DODGE F2B-SXR-104S-FF flange bearing 2 holes
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- SXR
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Description
DODGE F2B-SXR-104S-FF belongs to flange bearing 2 holes, 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 F2B-SXR-104S-FF and any equivalents.
The DODGE SXR series Y-bearing insert unit is a flange-mounted assembly that pairs a ball insert bearing with a cast iron housing. It supports rotating shafts in equipment that needs a straightforward, sturdy mounting arrangement, and it arrives from the factory already assembled and aligned. This makes it a practical choice for light to medium drives running under moderate loads with minimal maintenance demands.
You can break down the SXR code into sections. The letter F denotes the flange style, the digit after the hyphen gives the shaft size, and SXR identifies the insert family. Take F2B-SXR-104S-FF: it is a 2-bolt flange unit with an SXR insert sized for a 1-inch shaft (the code 104 matches 1 1/4" in Dodge's naming system). The FF suffix specifies the seal type, which in this series guards against dust and moisture. Reading the code this way lets you order the right replacement without confusion.
These flange units turn up in belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, fans and packaging lines, as well as in agricultural machinery and food processing plants where washdowns call for housings that resist corrosion. Because they are flange mounted, they bolt to walls or frames with two fasteners, which keeps installation and changeout simple. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line to plants looking to standardize their rotating supports.
When choosing a housing, consider the shaft diameter, whether the load is radial, axial or combined, and the operating environment. The SXR series uses set screw insertion, so adjustment on shafts with normal tolerances is straightforward. The FF seal holds grease in and keeps contaminants out; in very damp conditions or where washing is frequent, inspect the seal lips and relubricate according to the duty cycle. Getting the flange aligned with the shaft matters, since misalignment introduces parasitic stresses and shortens bearing life.
Insert-bearing housings from different makers are often interchangeable when the shaft diameter, flange hole spacing and center height line up. The DODGE SXR series has counterparts in other mounted unit ranges, but every manufacturer uses its own codes and tolerances. When ordering a replacement, compare the critical dimensions and how the insert is secured. MR Industrial Accessories can point you to a compatible option based on your equipment's dimensions.
To request a quote for a DODGE SXR series Y-bearing insert unit, send the full part number on WhatsApp. You can also ask about other flange configurations, shaft sizes or seal types in the same family. MR Industrial Accessories will respond promptly and recommend the option that fits your application.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 1-1/4 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does the code F2B-SXR-104S-FF mean?
- The F stands for flange, 2B for the number of holes, SXR for the insert series, 104 for the shaft diameter (1 1/4 inches) and FF for the seal type. This breakdown helps you identify the complete unit and order the correct spare part.
- Is this housing suitable for 1-inch shafts?
- The example code corresponds to a 1 1/4-inch shaft. For 1-inch shafts, contact us for the equivalent reference within the same SXR series. We will quote the variant you need.
- How is this housing mounted and lubricated?
- It fastens to the flange with two bolts, and the insert is secured to the shaft with set screws. Lubrication goes through the built-in grease fitting; in demanding environments, check the seal and relubricate according to the duty cycle.

