
LINK-BELT PEB224M90FH pillow block bearing
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- B22400
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Description
LINK-BELT PEB224M90FH belongs to pillow block bearing, 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 PEB224M90FH and any equivalents.
A mounted unit from the Link-Belt B22400 series, the PEB pillow block pairs a bearing with a cast iron housing, so it bolts straight onto the frame and accepts the shaft. It suits transmission shafts on equipment that calls for a rigid mounting base and straightforward installation, with the pillow block taking care of alignment. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to customers across the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America.
The code is built in segments. PEB marks the pillow block family. The digits after it, as in PEB224M45FH, point to the B22400 series together with the shaft size. The M acts as a separator before the diameter, and the FH suffix tells you which housing and sealing variant you have. Across the series, shaft sizes run from 45 to 80 and the pattern holds. Quote the complete code exactly as it appears on the machine.
Typical installations include belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mills, mixers, pumps and industrial fans. Plants handling food, cement, mining, paper and aggregates rely on them, particularly where dust, moisture or regular washdowns are present. Because the bearing and housing arrive as one piece, a replacement is a matter of swapping the whole unit rather than rebuilding the housing.
Selection comes down to a few points: shaft diameter, the radial and axial load you expect, and the sealing the surroundings demand. Wet or fine-dust areas call for a tighter seal. On long shafts or where expansion occurs, check the internal clearance and the locking method. During installation, seat the pillow block on a flat, rigid base, line the shaft up with the drive, and tighten the bolts in stages. Good lubrication and careful alignment keep the mounted bearing running.
Equivalent shaft sizes from other makers exist on the market, yet the codes rarely line up. The Link-Belt B22400 series does have counterparts in other mounted bearing lines, and interchangeability is settled by matching shaft diameter, hole spacing, center height and locking type. For a replacement, send the old code or the key dimensions and we will point you to the compatible option.
If your pillow block does not show up under the exact code, message us on WhatsApp with the model or the shaft and base dimensions. We will quote the Link-Belt reference or the alternative that fits your equipment and reply promptly.
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
- What does the code PEB224M45FH mean?
- PEB stands for pillow block, 224 is the B22400 series, M separates the size, 45 is the shaft diameter, and FH identifies the housing and sealing variant. Send the full code and we will quote the right unit.
- How do I pick the pillow block for my shaft?
- Note the shaft diameter, the base hole spacing and the center height. Factor in the load and the surroundings as well: dust or water calls for a tighter seal. With those details we can recommend the correct variant.
- Can a pillow block from another brand be replaced with this Link-Belt?
- Yes, provided shaft diameter, hole spacing, center height and locking type match. Codes differ between manufacturers, but equivalent dimensions make interchangeability possible. Send us the dimensions or the old code and we will advise.

