
LINK-BELT EPB22555H pillow block bearing
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- B22500
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Description
LINK-BELT EPB22555H belongs to pillow block bearing, 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 EPB22555H and any equivalents.
The Link-Belt EPB line covers split pillow block housings built to carry rotating shafts in mounted bearing arrangements. You will see them on conveyors, elevators, mills, pumps and other process equipment where the shaft has to sit correctly and stay put. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line and helps you match the housing to the part number and the job it has to do.
Reading the code is the first step. The EPB prefix tells you the item is a split pillow block housing. The digits that follow point to the mounted bearing series, such as B22600, B22500 or B224, and the H at the end marks a construction variant. Examples include EPB22423H, EPB22426H and EPB22431H. The safest reference is always the full part number printed on the nameplate or listed in the equipment manual.
These housings turn up in food plants, cement works, mining operations, aggregate processing and material handling. Typical applications are belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, screens and grinding equipment. Because the pillow block sits on a flat base, the shaft can be positioned and lined up before final tightening, and the assembly takes moderate radial and axial loads.
Selection comes down to a few inputs: shaft diameter, load type, rotation speed and the environment around the bearing. Look closely at sealing as well, since dusty or damp locations usually call for extra protection. Use the lubricant specified for the mounted bearing, and align the housings with each other so the shaft does not pick up parasitic stresses. Tightening and securing should follow the manufacturer's mounting instructions.
Link-Belt housings can be swapped with other brands of pillow block mounted bearings when the main dimensions, shaft diameter and mounting type line up. A similar part number is not enough on its own, so compare the series and the dimensions. If you need an alternative, send the original part number and we will point you to the compatible option.
MR Industrial Accessories LLC carries Link-Belt housings along with the rest of the mounted bearing range. If you are working with EPB22423H, EPB22426H or another number in the series, send it by WhatsApp or email, ideally with a photo of the equipment, and the team will reply promptly with a quote and any advice you need on mounting and lubrication.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 3 7/16 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does the EPB code mean in a Link-Belt housing?
- EPB identifies a split pillow block housing from the mounted bearing line. The digits after it relate to the bearing series, such as B22600, B22500 or B224, and the H suffix indicates a construction variant. For a specific part number, the manufacturer's catalogue is the best reference.
- How do I choose the right housing for my equipment?
- Start with shaft diameter, load type, speed and environmental conditions. Sealing requirements and the mounting method also matter. With the original housing part number or the shaft dimensions, we can help you select the correct model.
- Are Link-Belt housings interchangeable with other brands?
- They can be, provided the main dimensions, shaft diameter and mounting type match. A similar part number alone is not enough. Send us the original part number and dimensions, and we will indicate the compatible alternative.

