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LINK-BELT MFCS223N flange bearing 4 holes

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LINK-BELT MFCS223N flange bearing 4 holes

Manufacturer part numberMFCS223N
Subcategory
Bearing housings
Series
200
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Description

LINK-BELT MFCS223N 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 MFCS223N and any equivalents.

The Link-Belt MFCS line covers 4-bolt flange housings built around a Series 200 mounted bearing. They hold rotating shafts against a wall, frame or other structure, giving firm front mounting and straightforward alignment. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line and can help you match the unit to your shaft diameter and load conditions.

Reading the code is the quickest way to confirm you are ordering the right unit. MFCS names the flange housing assembly, the numeral that comes after it points to the Series 200 shaft size, and the trailing N marks the configuration inside the series. Send the full part number and the mounting you need is identified without guesswork.

Typical service includes belt and chain conveyors, elevators, mixers, blowers, pumps and other process equipment. Plants handling food, chemicals, grain and aggregates favor these units because they bolt easily to sheet metal or structural steel, and because the whole assembly can be swapped out with the shaft left in place. Wash bays, cooling tunnels and packaging lines also use them, since the seal has to hold up in those conditions.

Selection starts with the shaft diameter the housing accepts, followed by the load the equipment applies: radial, axial or a combination. Confirm the four flange holes line up with the structure and that the mounting surface is flat. At installation, draw the bolts down in a cross pattern and check that the shaft spins freely. Seal choice and lubrication practice drive how long the unit lasts, so follow the manufacturer's guidance on both the seal and the greasing interval.

When you are replacing a housing made by someone else, compare series, shaft diameter and flange type first. Series 200 is a widely used standard, so equivalents exist across manufacturers, but hole spacing and center height should be verified before anything is mounted. MR Industrial Accessories LLC can point you to the alternative that fits the part number you already have.

Send the part number stamped on the housing by WhatsApp or email and the team will come back with a quote. If the number is unreadable, a photo of the flange plus the shaft diameter is enough for us to help identify the unit.

Dimensions

Bore
1 7/16 in

Frequently asked questions

What does the N at the end of an MFCS part number indicate?
It denotes a configuration within the flange housing series. The shaft diameter is set by the number that precedes it. Send the complete part number by WhatsApp so we can confirm the exact variant and quote it.
How do I pick the right MFCS housing for my shaft?
Determine the shaft diameter your equipment uses, then the load type. Note the flange hole spacing and the center height. With those figures we can identify the MFCS part number that matches your mounting.
Is there a replacement from another manufacturer?
Series 200 has equivalents across brands. Compare shaft diameter, flange type and mounting dimensions. Send us the original part number and we will tell you which compatible alternative we supply.
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