DODGE F4B-SCEZ-107-PCR flange bearing 4 holes

DODGE F4B-SCEZ-107-PCR belongs to flange bearing 4 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 F4B-SCEZ-107-PCR and any equivalents.

This mounted unit pairs a cast iron 4-bolt flange housing with a DODGE SCEZ insert ball bearing. It bolts to a flat surface and supports rotating shafts where rigid mounting and straightforward alignment are needed.

The part number breaks down into three parts. F4B indicates the 4-bolt flange housing. SCEZ is the insert bearing series, with its own sealing arrangement. The number that follows gives the shaft size: F4B-SCEZ-012-PCR and F4B-SCEZ-104-PCR are two examples from the same family, differing only in that size code. The PCR suffix marks the mounting variant. Send the full number when requesting a quote.

Typical installations include conveyors, mixers, blowers, centrifugal pumps, packaging belts and general process lines. The symmetrical bolt pattern lets you mount the unit on sheet metal or steel structure, which keeps leveling simple and shortens maintenance time.

When selecting a unit, confirm the shaft diameter and whether the load is radial, axial or combined. The insert seal determines how well the bearing handles dust, water or vapors; for wet areas, consider a version with an extra seal. During installation, tighten the bolts in pairs following a cross pattern so the flange does not distort, then verify alignment with the drive shaft. Grease the insert with a product compatible with the seal, and avoid overfilling the cavity.

Housings from different brands can often be swapped when the hole pattern, shaft diameter and fixing method line up. A similar series name is not enough: compare center height, hole diameter and insert locking system. An equivalent can be reviewed as long as the mounting and load conditions stay the same.

To replace a DODGE SCEZ unit, send the complete part number by WhatsApp or email. We will quote that reference or point you to a compatible alternative. A photo of the flange and shaft helps us review the mounting as well.