
LINK-BELT FC3CL2E64N flange bearing 3 holes
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- 200
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Description
LINK-BELT FC3CL2E64N 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 FC3CL2E64N and any equivalents.
A Link-Belt series 200 flange bracket with three mounting bolts is a mounted bearing designed to be bolted to a flat surface, holding the shaft at a right angle to that surface. Maintenance and purchasing teams choose this configuration when the shaft runs perpendicular to a wall, frame or sheet metal panel and the bearing needs to stay centered and firmly supported. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this Link-Belt line to customers throughout the United States and in several Latin American countries.
Reading the code helps you order the right unit. In FC3CL2E20N, the FC prefix identifies a flange bracket, the 3 tells you how many mounting holes it has, CL is the housing series, 2 is the series number, E is the insert type, and 20 is the nominal shaft diameter in millimeters. The trailing N marks a sealing or fastening variant inside the same family, so two brackets that look alike on the outside can differ in how the insert is sealed or locked.
You will find these brackets on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, agitators and process lines in food, chemical and aggregate plants, including sugar mills, feed mills, cement operations and meat processing facilities. The flange layout lets crews mount the unit on metal structures or masonry, and it keeps the bearing accessible when service is due.
Selection comes down to three checks: shaft diameter, the radial and axial loads the application produces, and the environment around the bearing. Where dust or moisture is present, specify an insert with reinforced sealing and a contact lip seal. During installation, set the flange on a clean, flat surface, tighten the three bolts in a cross pattern, and verify shaft alignment with a straightedge or dial indicator. Follow the lubrication schedule that matches the rotation speed and insert type.
Mounted brackets are interchangeable across brands when the number of holes, shaft diameter and housing series match. Equivalent series share mounting dimensions, but sealing, insert locking method and lubrication provisions can differ, so compare the complete part number and the critical dimensions before substituting one unit for another.
For a Link-Belt three-bolt flange bracket, send the part number to MR Industrial Accessories LLC by WhatsApp or email. Our team replies promptly with the reference you need or a compatible equivalent, and can help you confirm the right choice for your application. We also manufacture split plummer block housings, roller chains and sheaves, along with custom special parts for equipment that calls for a particular solution.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I break down the code FC3CL2E20N?
- FC stands for flange bracket, 3 is the hole count, CL is the housing series, 2 is the series, E is the insert type, 20 is the shaft diameter in millimeters, and N is the sealing or fastening variant. Ordering with the full code gets you the exact part.
- When should I use a flange bracket instead of a pillow block?
- A flange bracket bolts to a surface that sits perpendicular to the shaft, which suits walls and flat structures. A pillow block mounts on a base parallel to the shaft. Shaft position and the space available in the equipment decide which one fits.
- What should I send to get a quote for a Link-Belt bracket?
- Send the complete part number, the shaft diameter and, if you can, a photo of the mounting. That is enough for us to quote the exact reference or point you to a compatible option.

