LINK-BELT FX3Y227N flange bearing 2 holes

LINK-BELT FX3Y227N belongs to flange bearing 2 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 FX3Y227N and any equivalents.

For shaft support where space is tight and alignment must stay simple, the LINK-BELT 2-bolt flange bracket mounts flat with two bolts. This mounted bearing unit is part of a series with a clear code structure that helps you identify the right size. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this LINK-BELT line to customers across the United States and Latin America, and can help you confirm the correct bracket for your equipment.

Reading the code is straightforward once you know the blocks: the FX prefix marks the flange bracket type, the first number after the Y gives the nominal shaft diameter, and the trailing N indicates the sealing variant. Codes such as FX3Y210N, FX3Y211N and FX3Y212N use the same housing but differ in bore size. The pattern continues from FX3Y214N through FX3Y219N, where the central number grows with the shaft. Sending the complete code is the fastest way to identify the exact size you need.

You will find these brackets on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment in food, chemical and aggregate plants. They also suit fans, pumps and gearboxes that call for simple, easily replaceable support. In oilseed processing, grain handling and packaging lines, the compact two-bolt fixing is often the practical choice when mounting space is limited.

Selection comes down to shaft diameter and load type: radial, axial or combined. The bracket mounts on a machined flat surface, so check that the holes line up with the base and tighten the bolts to the proper torque. The N seal guards against dust and splashes; for frequent washdowns or constant humidity, consider a variant with greater sealing. Lubrication should match the inner bearing and seal.

Mounted flange brackets come in several brands, each with its own nomenclature, and interchangeability is not automatic. Compare shaft diameter, hole spacing, center height and fixing type. A bracket from another brand with the same shaft size and mounting pattern can often replace the original, but always verify the housing dimensions. If the exact code is elusive, send us the details and we will point you to a compatible alternative.