INA G1115-KRR-B-AS2/V y-bearing (insert bearing)

INA G1115-KRR-B-AS2/V belongs to y-bearing (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 G1115-KRR-B-AS2/V and any equivalents.

The INA G-KRR-B-AS/V is a Y-bearing insert: a bearing with a spherical outer ring that drops into a split plummer block or flanged housing to build a complete bearing unit. It suits shafts that turn while the housing stays put, under ordinary load and speed conditions. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line and helps buyers pin down the right part number.

Reading the code helps you order the right insert. The G at the front marks the insertable bearing family, and the digits after it give the insert size, as seen in G1010, G1012, G1014, G1015, G1100, G1102, G1103 and G1104-206. KRR-B covers the seal arrangement and outer ring design, while AS2/V points to execution and locking options. When a hyphen and extra digits appear, as in G1104-206, that suffix flags a mounting variant. Quote the full number as stamped on the equipment when you write to us.

Typical duties include conveyors, belts, elevators, mixers, fans, and agricultural or food processing machinery. Dust, humidity and washdown are common in food plants, packing houses, mills, aggregate operations and packaging lines, and the same inserts turn up in water treatment and textile equipment. Pairing an insert with a housing lets the shaft sit within normal mounting tolerances, and a worn bearing can be swapped out without tearing down the surrounding structure.

Selection comes down to shaft diameter, load type and site conditions. The KRR-B seal keeps out dust and splashes; where high-pressure washdown is routine, it is worth looking at an execution with heavier sealing. Set screw locking demands a clean, burr-free shaft seat and tightening with the correct wrench. Factory grease normally covers the service life, though humid or hot locations call for a review of the relubrication interval. Align the housing properly and keep radial clearance right to avoid parasitic loads.

Because bore, outside diameter and width are standardized, inserts interchange across brands on those dimensions. A competitor's number with matching sizes can stand in for the original, but check the locking method and the seal, since those details do not always line up; the AS2/V and KRR-B suffixes differ from one maker to another. Send a photo of the nameplate or the number etched on the bearing and we will compare it against the INA G series. Quotes go out by WhatsApp or email, and we can suggest equivalents and help with selection.