
DODGE FB-SC-012 flange bearing 3 holes
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- SC
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Description
DODGE FB-SC-012 belongs to flange bearing 3 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 FB-SC-012 and any equivalents.
The FB-SC line from DODGE covers 3-bolt flange mounted bearing units built around an insert bearing. They carry rotating shafts on equipment where the housing bolts to a flat vertical or horizontal surface, which keeps alignment straightforward and installation quick. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to maintenance and purchasing teams across the United States and in several Latin American countries, and can help match the part number to your shaft diameter and locking style.
Reading the code helps you order the right reference. The letters FB stand for the 3-bolt flange, SC identifies the insert bearing series, and the digits at the end point to the shaft diameter. Short three-digit suffixes such as FB-SC-008, FB-SC-010 and FB-SC-012 sit alongside entries in the FB-SC-100, FB-SC-101 and FB-SC-102 range, and each one corresponds to a different shaft size. Give us the full part number and we will quote that exact reference.
Typical installations include belt conveyors, packaging lines, mixers, blowers, centrifugal pumps and process lines in food, chemical and aggregate plants. Milling equipment, screens and bucket elevators also use them, since the 3-bolt pattern makes anchoring onto sheet metal or profile structures easier. The SC series suits mountings with limited radial space, and the flange needs a flat, clean surface underneath it.
Selection comes down to three points: shaft diameter, insert locking method (set screw or eccentric) and the sealing that matches the environment, whether that means dust, water or frequent washdown. On installation, seat the flange without forcing it, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern and confirm the shaft turns freely. Lubricating the insert and correcting any misalignment before start-up both help the assembly last.
Cross-referencing between mounted bearing brands works by series and shaft size. A DODGE FB-SC unit may line up with an equivalent from another manufacturer, yet sealing, locking system and tolerances can differ. Do not swap by part number alone without checking the diameter and insert type. When you need a compatible alternative, we point you to the option that fits.
If you already have a part number such as FB-SC-008 or FB-SC-014, or any other in the series, send it by WhatsApp or email and we will reply promptly with a quote. We can also help if you are after a flange or sealing variant that is not on your list, and suggest equivalents when a direct match is not available.
Dimensions
- Número de producto
- 124437
- Bore
- 3/4 in
Frequently asked questions
- What do the letters and numbers in FB-SC mean?
- FB is the 3-bolt flange, SC is the insert bearing series, and the final digits give the shaft diameter. That is why codes like FB-SC-008, FB-SC-010 and FB-SC-100 all appear in the same family. Send the complete part number and we will quote that reference.
- How do I pick the right FB-SC unit for my equipment?
- Start with the shaft diameter, then the insert locking type, then the sealing the environment calls for. With those three details we can tell you which FB-SC part number applies. If anything is unclear, message us on WhatsApp with a photo or the equipment model.
- What should I watch for when mounting a flange unit?
- Seat the flange on a flat, clean surface, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, and check that the shaft turns without effort. Lubricate the insert as your application requires and fix any misalignment before start-up. This helps the bearing reach its expected service life.

