DODGE INS-SC-012-CR insert bearing

DODGE INS-SC-012-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-SC-012-CR and any equivalents.

The Dodge SC series insert bearing is a ball bearing built with an extended inner ring and a set screw locking system. It fits split plummer block housings as well as wall and flange units, and it suits rotating shafts in power transmission equipment where mounting and removal need to be straightforward. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line to maintenance and purchasing teams across the United States and in several Latin American countries.

Reading the part number is the quickest way to confirm what you are ordering. The INS prefix tells you the piece is an insert, SC points to the series, the three-digit block gives the shaft diameter, and CR describes how the bearing is sealed. Variants carrying the CR suffix use a contact seal, which keeps lubricant in place and restricts what can reach the bearing interior.

Typical installations include split plummer block housings, flange units and split housings on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment in food, chemical and aggregate plants. The appeal of this design is practical: the bearing can be swapped out without pulling the whole shaft apart, which shortens downtime on packaging lines, water treatment plants and material handling systems.

Selection comes down to three things: shaft diameter, locking method and sealing. The SC series locks through set screws on the extended inner ring, while the CR seal sets the level of protection against dust and moisture. At mounting, verify housing alignment and axial clearance, then lubricate with the grease your application calls for. Poor alignment speeds up wear on both the seal and the raceways.

Dodge SC series insert bearings interchange with other brands that follow the same insert nomenclature and shaft sizes. For a quote, send the complete part number along with your shaft measurements so the correct equivalent can be identified. The team can also suggest alternatives and help you choose when the original reference is unclear.