
LINK-BELT EFRB22451H flange bearing 4 holes
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- B22400
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Description
LINK-BELT EFRB22451H belongs to flange bearing 4 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 EFRB22451H and any equivalents.
The Link-Belt EFRB line covers 4-bolt flange mounted housings. They fasten a rotating shaft to a flat structure and hold it in firm alignment, which suits equipment where the bearing sits inside the housing and the mounting base has to be solid. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line in a range of shaft sizes.
Reading the code is the quickest way to identify a unit. Every designation opens with the letters EFRB, followed by a number that defines both the size and the housing type. Numbers such as EFRB22423H and EFRB22426H put the family prefix together with the series number, and the closing suffix can point to sealing or configuration variants. The H ending shows up in all of these examples and typically marks one version inside the line. The most reliable way to pick the right number is to copy the full designation from the equipment nameplate or drawing.
Typical duty includes belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment in food, chemical and aggregate plants, plus pumping and ventilation equipment that calls for firm, low-maintenance support. The 4-bolt flange can be mounted onto sheet metal or structure without extra machining, so installation stays simple.
Selection starts with shaft diameter, load type and ambient conditions. A 4-bolt flange spreads load better than a two-bolt housing, but it needs a flat, well-aligned surface. Look at the sealing as well: dusty or humid locations call for additional protection. Use the lubricant specified for the inner bearing, and mount so the shaft turns without lateral stress. Careful alignment extends the life of the assembly.
Flange mounted housings come from several brands, each with its own nomenclature. Equivalences are set by shaft dimensions, hole spacing and load capacity rather than by part number. When replacing a Link-Belt unit, compare the critical dimensions and the hole layout. MR Industrial Accessories LLC can point you to a compatible alternative among the brands it supplies, so the structure does not need adapting.
Send the housing part number by WhatsApp or email and the team will quote promptly. If the number is not at hand, share the shaft dimensions and the distance between the flange holes and they will help identify the reference. Advice on sealing and lubrication for the application is available as well.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 3 3/16 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does the H suffix mean in EFRB housings?
- The H suffix marks a variant within the EFRB line, generally tied to the sealing type or a construction configuration. Comparing the full part number and the main dimensions with the original part is the way to confirm the exact equivalence.
- How do I choose the right flange housing for my equipment?
- You need the shaft diameter, the distance between the flange holes and the type of load. Those three points define the size. If the environment is dusty or humid, add suitable sealing protection.
- Can I replace the Link-Belt housing on my machine?
- Yes, this line is supplied. Send the part number shown on the housing, or the shaft and flange dimensions, and the team will quote the corresponding reference.

