
LINK-BELT ZAF5060MMF flange bearing 4 holes
- Brand
- LINK-BELT
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- 5000
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Description
LINK-BELT ZAF5060MMF 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 ZAF5060MMF and any equivalents.
The ZAF…MMF designation from Link-Belt covers 4-bolt flange mounted units in the 5000 series. They hold rotating shafts against flat surfaces: the flange bolts down and centers the assembly in place. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line as one of the brands it carries, with options for a range of shaft sizes. If a worn housing has to be replaced, the code stamped on the part is the fastest way to get a quote.
Reading the code helps narrow down what you are looking at. ZAF points to the 4-bolt flange family, the digits that follow set the size, and MMF marks the construction variant inside the 5000 series. Take examples such as ZAF5060MMF, ZAF5065MMF or ZAF5100MMF: the numeric block shifts with shaft size and load capacity. Dimensions are not shared across every number — shaft diameter, bolt hole spacing and mounting height each belong to a specific code. That is why the full code, not just the series, is what you need when ordering a replacement.
You will run into these housings on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment. Food, cement, quarry and agro-industrial plants rely on them where the fastening has to land on sheet metal or profile structures. Four bolts spread the load across the flange and make alignment easier than with other mounting styles. Because they arrive as mounted units, the bearing, housing and sealing come together as one piece, which shortens assembly time.
Selection starts with the shaft diameter, then moves to the flange: bolt hole spacing, hole diameter and overall height. The sealing also has to suit the environment — abrasive dust and frequent washdowns call for different approaches. At mounting, set the flange on a flat, clean surface, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, and confirm shaft alignment before start-up. Proper lubrication and periodic retightening of the bolts keep the assembly running.
Flange mounted housings come from multiple manufacturers, and each one names equivalent sizes its own way. Swapping between them is not automatic: shaft diameter, bolt hole spacing, mounting height and sealing type all have to line up. A flange may match while the sealing or load capacity does not. Send the code from another brand and we will point you to a compatible option from Link-Belt or another line we supply.
MR Industrial Accessories LLC carries the Link-Belt line along with other brands of bearing housings. For a ZAF…MMF replacing a worn unit, send the complete code — or the flange dimensions and shaft diameter — over WhatsApp. We answer promptly, and if you are after a variant you do not see listed, tell us the model and we will suggest a compatible alternative.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 60.00 mm
Frequently asked questions
- How do I identify the housing I need?
- Check the code stamped on the flange or housing. If it is worn or illegible, measure the shaft diameter and the flange: bolt hole spacing, hole diameter and overall height. With those figures we can quote the equivalent ZAF…MMF.
- Do ZAF…MMF housings come with the bearing included?
- Yes. They are mounted units, so the bearing, flange housing and sealing are supplied together and install as a single piece on the structure. If you only need the internal bearing, ask us about that option.
- What is the difference between the 5000 series and other lines?
- The 5000 series uses a 4-bolt flange and a particular sealing arrangement. Other lines may use a 2-bolt flange or a different housing design. Compare mounting dimensions and the conditions around your equipment before choosing.

