DODGE FC-SXR-200 piloted flange bearing

DODGE FC-SXR-200 belongs to piloted flange bearing, 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 FC-SXR-200 and any equivalents.

The DODGE FC-SXR is a piloted flange mounted unit that carries an insert bearing. Its pilot spigot centers the assembly in a machined opening, keeping the shaft square to the mounting face and spreading the load into the frame. Lubrication and sealing are handled by the insert itself. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line and answers quote requests by WhatsApp or email.

Reading the code helps you order the right unit. FC stands for the piloted flange housing, SXR names the insert bearing series, and the trailing number sets the shaft size. In this series, FC-SXR-101 and FC-SXR-102 sit at the small end, while FC-SXR-107 and FC-SXR-108 take the largest shafts. Changing that last number only changes bore and load capacity, not the way the housing mounts. Send the full code plus the shaft size and the quote is straightforward.

You will find these units on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, blowers and process lines in food, chemical and aggregate operations. Fans and low- to medium-power centrifugal pumps are common hosts as well. Where the shaft needs self-alignment and protection from dust or moisture, the SXR insert bearing does the work.

Selection comes down to three things: shaft diameter, the nature of the load (radial, axial or combined), and the surrounding conditions. The pilot needs a machined seat with a proper fit to center correctly, so thin sheet metal usually calls for reinforcement at the mounting. The insert seal determines how much protection the unit offers, and dusty or wet areas call for the right seal option. Grease goes in through the insert and is renewed on the duty cycle. Before startup, confirm alignment and that the flange bolts are tight.

Interchange between brands follows shaft size, flange type and sealing arrangement, not the commercial code. A housing from another maker with the same shaft size, pilot diameter and hole spacing can stand in for an FC-SXR, but matching the shaft number alone is not enough; the mounting drawing has to be compared. Send us the dimensions or the code and we will point you to a compatible option.