
DODGE INS-DLM-111-CR insert bearing
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing (insert bearing)
- Series
- D-Lok
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Description
DODGE INS-DLM-111-CR belongs to insert bearing, part of our Bearings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for INS-DLM-111-CR and any equivalents.
The DODGE D-Lok insert bearing is built around a ball bearing with an extended inner ring, held on the shaft by an eccentric collar rather than a set screw. It drops into split or pillow block housings, which makes it a practical choice for rotating equipment that needs a compact mounting, straightforward removal and reasonable radial capacity with some room for alignment.
Reading the code tells you most of what you need. In INS-DLM-111-CR, the INS prefix marks the piece as an insert bearing, DLM places it in the D-Lok series, 111 points to the shaft size, and the CR suffix confirms that a locking collar is included. Quote that full reference when you write to us, and the size and mounting variant are settled in one step.
You will find these inserts on conveyors, belt drives, elevators, mixers, fans, pumps and other process machinery. They show up in food processing, chemical plants, cement and aggregate operations, feed mills, flour milling, meat plants and water treatment, mainly because pulling and refitting the insert is quick work during a maintenance window.
Selection comes down to three checks: shaft diameter, the housing the insert will sit in, and the conditions on site. The eccentric collar is locked by tightening its screws with the right wrench, and the shaft should be aligned with the housing before you do. Follow the manufacturer's lubrication schedule, and pick a seal that keeps out the dust or moisture present in your area. Mounting it carefully is what keeps the bearing running.
Inserts from different makers can often be swapped by shaft number and locking style, but tolerances and suffixes are not identical, so compare the whole designation and the key dimensions before committing. Our team can point you to a compatible option for the code you are running.
Send the code INS-DLM-111-CR, or whichever model you need, by WhatsApp or email and we will come back with a quote. MR also manufactures split plummer block housings, roller chains and sheaves, and supplies bearings, power transmission components, seals, lubrication and maintenance tools to customers in the US and across Latin America.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 1-11/16 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does INS-DLM-111-CR tell me about the bearing?
- INS means insert bearing, DLM identifies the DODGE D-Lok series, 111 is the shaft size and CR shows the locking collar version. Send that full code and we can quote the exact part.
- How do I install a D-Lok insert bearing?
- Seat the insert in its housing, slide it onto the shaft, then tighten the eccentric collar with the locking screws. Align the shaft to the housing first and lubricate as the manufacturer specifies to prevent early wear.
- Can I use another brand if the exact code is not available?
- Often yes, as long as the shaft diameter and locking type line up. Inserts are frequently interchangeable by shaft number, but suffixes and tolerances differ, so send us the code or dimensions and we will suggest a compatible alternative.

