
LINK-BELT LB6940 spherical roller bearing
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Spherical roller bearings
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Description
LINK-BELT LB6940 belongs to spherical roller bearing, part of our Bearings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for LB6940 and any equivalents.
For heavy rotating equipment where shaft deflection or housing settlement is expected, LINK-BELT spherical roller bearings provide a self-aligning solution. Their two rows of rollers and spherical outer raceway support high radial loads and moderate axial loads in both directions, while accommodating misalignment without sacrificing capacity. Common applications include conveyors, crushers, mills, vibrating screens, and large pumps in mining, cement, and material handling.
The LINK-BELT spherical roller bearing line uses an LB prefix followed by four digits. The first two digits after LB indicate the series: 68 for the 6800 series and 78 for the 7800 series, which offers higher load ratings. The last two digits specify the size within that series. For instance, LB6823, LB6824, LB6827, and LB6828 are all 6800 series bearings with progressively larger shaft diameters. Similarly, LB6831, LB6832, LB6835, and LB6839 follow the same pattern, where the final number increases with bearing size.
These bearings are selected for support points that must endure shock loads and continuous operation. In conveyor systems, rotary kilns, gearboxes, and road machinery, the self-aligning feature reduces edge stresses caused by misalignment. When specifying a bearing, consider radial and axial load, speed, sealing needs, and internal clearance. For dusty or wet environments, proper seals or shields help protect the raceways and rollers. Although the bearing tolerates misalignment, excessive shaft deflection can still accelerate wear, so alignment and housing condition remain important.
Spherical roller bearings from different manufacturers often share standardized boundary dimensions, making interchangeability possible if shaft diameter, outer diameter, width, and cage type match. However, internal clearance and factory lubrication can differ, so verification is recommended before substituting. When requesting a quote, provide the full LB part number or the shaft and housing dimensions to help identify the correct item.
MR supplies LINK-BELT spherical roller bearings and can assist with technical selection. If you have an LB part number from your equipment, contact us via WhatsApp or email, and our team will respond promptly with a quotation and, if needed, suggest an equivalent option.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 2 1/2 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does the LB designation mean on LINK-BELT bearings?
- The LB prefix identifies LINK-BELT spherical roller bearings. The first two digits after LB indicate the series (68 for 6800, 78 for 7800), and the last two digits indicate the size within that series. For example, LB6823 is a 6800 series bearing.
- How do I choose between the 6800 and 7800 series?
- The 7800 series generally has a higher load capacity than the 6800 series for the same shaft diameter. The choice depends on your equipment's radial and axial loads, speed, and available space. Send us your application details, and we can help you select the right variant.
- Are LINK-BELT spherical roller bearings interchangeable with other brands?
- In many cases, spherical roller bearings follow dimensional standards that allow interchangeability if shaft diameter, outer dimensions, and cage type match. However, internal clearance and lubrication may vary, so it's best to confirm with the part number. Contact us for assistance with equivalence.

