LINK-BELT FEB224M80H flange bearing 4 holes
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- B22400
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Description
LINK-BELT FEB224M80H 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 FEB224M80H and any equivalents.
The LINK-BELT FEB is a four-bolt flange mounted bearing in the B22400 series. It bolts to a flat surface and holds a shaft that runs at a right angle to that surface, giving a rigid support point where the housing itself carries the load. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line and helps you match the right configuration to the equipment.
Reading the code tells you most of what you need. FEB stands for the flange housing style. The 224 block points to the B22400 series. The M marks how the bearing locks onto the shaft. The digits that follow give the shaft size in millimeters, and the H suffix identifies the housing variant. So FEB224M40H, FEB224M45H and FEB224M50H are the same family at three different shaft diameters, and each full number pins down one exact bearing.
You will find these units on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills, pumps and industrial fans, and in food, cement, grain and tannery operations where a solid flange support has to be easy to swap out. The B22400 series covers a broad range of medium-diameter drive shafts, which is why it comes in several locking and sealing versions.
Start your selection with the shaft diameter and the locking method your mounting accepts. Then look at sealing: dusty, wet or bulk-product environments call for tighter protection. Use the lubricant specified for the mounted bearing, seat the flange flat and keep the shaft aligned with the machine. A flange that does not sit flush, or four bolts tightened unevenly, puts extra load on the bearing and shortens its service life.
Four-bolt flange bearings from different makers can share mounting dimensions when series and shaft diameter line up, but the part number alone is not enough. Check hole spacing, flange diameter and locking system against the unit you are replacing. MR Industrial Accessories points you to the compatible option so you are not guessing.
Already have the series number? Send it to MR Industrial Accessories on WhatsApp or by email, with a photo of the mounting if you can. We will quote the correct bearing or suggest the equivalent that fits your equipment, and we can also review custom needs such as split plummer block housings.
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 number FEB224M40H?
- FEB is the four-bolt flange housing. 224 refers to the B22400 series. M is the shaft locking type. The number after it is the shaft diameter in millimeters, and H is the housing configuration. Together they identify one complete bearing.
- Will this bearing fit where my old one came out?
- Check three things: shaft diameter, the distance between the four flange holes, and the locking type. If all three match, it will fit. Send the part number and a photo of the mounting on WhatsApp if you want us to confirm the interchange.
- What matters most during installation?
- Seat the flange flat against the structure and tighten the four bolts evenly. Confirm the shaft is aligned with the equipment and apply the correct lubricant. A flange that rocks or bolts pulled down unevenly create loads that cut bearing life.