DODGE LFT-SCEZ-104-SHCR flange bearing 3 holes

DODGE LFT-SCEZ-104-SHCR 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 LFT-SCEZ-104-SHCR and any equivalents.

A three-bolt flange mounted bearing, the DODGE SCEZ SHCR unit combines a housing that fastens to the structure with three bolts and a self-aligning ball insert. It supports transmission shafts where a flange mount fits the equipment better than a pillow block, offering straightforward alignment and lubrication built into the insert.

The code breaks down into segments: LFT denotes the three-bolt flange, SCEZ the housing family, and SHCR the insert and its sealing. The number in the middle tells you the shaft size. The series spans from LFT-SCEZ-012-SHCR up to LFT-SCEZ-107-SHCR, and includes LFT-SCEZ-100-SHCR, LFT-SCEZ-103-SHCR and LFT-SCEZ-104-SHCR. Because that number sets the fit diameter, include the complete designation when you request a quote.

In US plants, these housings show up on belt and roller conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, screens, packaging lines and aggregate processing equipment. Fans, centrifugal pumps and agricultural machinery also use them. The three-bolt flange lets you mount directly to sheet metal or structural framing without machining a pillow seat, which helps when the shaft runs parallel to a wall or frame.

For selection, consider shaft diameter, insert locking method and sealing suited to the environment: dust, water or washdown. The self-aligning insert handles minor initial misalignment, but the flange must sit flat and the three bolts should be tightened evenly. Relubrication goes through the insert channel, and at each maintenance stop check radial play and seal condition.

When crossing brands, three-bolt flange housings interchange by shaft number and insert type, not by the full code, since each maker uses its own naming for housing and sealing. Before replacing, compare shaft diameter, hole spacing, flange position and insert locking system. If the original code does not match, MR can point you to a compatible alternative.

If a machine is down and you need the housing, send the code from the part or manual via WhatsApp, along with the shaft diameter and a photo of the mounting. MR will quote promptly and, when needed, suggest the alternative that fits your application.