DODGE F4B-SXRAG-101 flange bearing 4 holes

DODGE F4B-SXRAG-101 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-SXRAG-101 and any equivalents.

A DODGE SXR AG unit pairs an insert ball bearing with a square 4-bolt flange housing, giving you a fixed-position support for a rotating shaft on a flat or vertical surface. Four bolts hold the flange down, and the insert handles the running load while the housing seals the bearing area against dust and moisture.

Reading the code helps you order the right unit the first time. F4B tells you it is a 4-bolt flange; SXR AG names the housing family with insert bearing and its sealing arrangement. The trailing number sets the shaft size and locking variant, so F4B-SXRAG-012 and F4B-SXRAG-100 are not the same unit. Any suffix points to insert style, locking method or housing material, so line the code up against the series examples before you commit.

You will find these units on conveyors, belt drives, elevators, mixers, mills and other process equipment in food, chemical, cement and material handling plants, plus industrial fans, pumps and agricultural machinery. The flange pattern suits flat or vertical mounting, which simplifies retrofits onto structures that already exist.

Selection comes down to shaft diameter, radial and axial load, and the environment. The AG sealing keeps dust and moisture out, but where washdowns are frequent, plan on supplementary seals. Set the flange flat and torque the bolts in a cross pattern so the housing does not distort. Many inserts are lubricated for life; in severe duty, relubrication at intervals may still be needed. Confirm shaft alignment with the housing to avoid parasitic loads.

Interchange is possible with 4-bolt flange housings and insert bearings from other makers when mounting dimensions, shaft diameter and locking type line up. Codes do not always cross directly, since tolerances and sealing designs differ, so compare the critical dimensions before swapping a unit out. Send us the original code and we will point you to a suitable alternative.