DODGE F2B-SXR-40M flange bearing 2 holes

DODGE F2B-SXR-40M 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-40M and any equivalents.

A DODGE SXR two-bolt flange bearing combines a flange housing with a ball insert, so a shaft can be supported on a flat surface using just two bolts. It suits equipment that calls for firm, space-saving mounting, straightforward alignment and low maintenance. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line and helps buyers match the right reference to their shaft and application.

Reading an SXR part number is simple once you know the pattern. The letter F stands for the flange housing, 2B tells you there are two mounting holes, and the figure after SXR gives the shaft diameter the insert fits, so references such as F2B-SXR-17M and F2B-SXR-30M differ only in shaft size. The trailing M marks the version whose sealing and insert locking are arranged to hold grease in and keep contaminants out, and it appears throughout the series.

Typical installations include belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, fans, centrifugal pumps and packaging lines. Flange mounting is often chosen when a shaft has to be fixed to a wall or frame without machining a complex housing, and because the two-bolt pattern leaves some room for adjustment, it also helps when a belt or chain drive needs the shaft repositioned during setup.

Selection starts with the shaft diameter, then moves to the locking method of the insert, since set screw and eccentric collar versions handle radial and axial loads differently. Sealing deserves a look as well: a single lip works in dry conditions, while wider seal coverage is the better choice where dust, water or regular washdowns are present. On installation, set the flange on a clean, flat face, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, align the shaft, and only then apply final torque. Follow the duty cycle for relubrication and check insert clearance.

DODGE mounted bearings are widely recognized, and other makers follow the same two-bolt flange and shaft diameter approach, so interchange is often possible. It is rarely exact, though, because insert tolerances, seal design and overall height can differ. When swapping out a housing from another brand, compare the shaft diameter, the hole spacing and the flange height, and we will point you to the matching option.

Have the part number of the housing you currently run? Send it over WhatsApp or email and we will quote it. Without the number, share the shaft diameter, the distance between the flange holes and a photo of the mounting, and we will identify the right DODGE SXR reference and advise on mounting and lubrication.