DODGE F2B-VSC-014 flange bearing 2 holes

DODGE F2B-VSC-014 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-VSC-014 and any equivalents.

A DODGE VSC series 2-bolt flange Y-bearing unit pairs a cast iron flange housing with an insert ball bearing. Two bolts hold the flange to a flat surface, and the insert supports the rotating shaft while the housing takes care of alignment. It suits installations where space at the mounting point is limited.

Reading the code helps you order the right reference. The F stands for the flange housing, the digit after it gives the number of bolt holes, and VSC points to the insert bearing family with its own locking and sealing arrangement. F2B-VSC-008, F2B-VSC-010 and F2B-VSC-012 step up through the smaller shaft sizes, while F2B-VSC-100, F2B-VSC-102 and F2B-VSC-103 cover larger shaft diameters in the same line.

Typical duty includes belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, screens and packaging lines. Food processing, cement, cold storage and grain handling all put these units in dusty or damp conditions, so the housing needs to be solid and the insert well sealed. Agricultural machinery and aggregate processing also use them, partly because the bearing can be swapped out while the housing stays bolted to the frame.

Selection comes down to three things: shaft diameter, how the insert locks onto the shaft, and the sealing the surroundings call for. Where fine dust or frequent washdown is present, an insert with contact seals plus an extra lip seal is the better choice. Where the shaft runs slightly out of line, the internal clearance of the insert bearing takes up small deviations. When mounting, set the flange on a clean flat surface, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, confirm the shaft turns freely, then lubricate.

Brand-to-brand interchange on Y-bearing units depends on flange dimensions, hole spacing and shaft diameter rather than on the commercial part number. A unit from another maker with the same shaft size and mounting pattern can stand in for the original if the insert uses the same locking and sealing style. When the part number does not line up, compare the main dimensions and ask; we can point to a compatible reference in the DODGE line or among the other brands we carry.

For a replacement, send the complete part number from the machine, or the shaft and mounting dimensions, by WhatsApp or email. We will quote the matching DODGE VSC series reference and suggest a compatible alternative when one is needed. Maintenance and repair inquiries from the US, Canada, Mexico and South America are welcome, and we reply promptly.