LINK-BELT ZAFS6100MMF pillow block bearing

LINK-BELT ZAFS6100MMF 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 ZAFS6100MMF and any equivalents.

A Link-Belt ZAFS MMF pillow block is a mounted bearing unit from the 6000 series, built to carry rotating shafts on industrial machinery where the load acts mostly in the radial direction and the housing sits on a flat base. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to maintenance and purchasing teams in the United States and Latin America, and helps match the code to the shaft size and fixing method.

Read the reference in blocks. ZAFS points to the pillow block family that comes with its bearing already mounted; MMF describes how the unit is fixed and sealed. The digits in between give the shaft size in millimeters, so ZAFS6060MMF fits a 60 mm shaft, ZAFS6075MMF a 75 mm one and ZAFS6100MMF a 100 mm one. Eight sizes are offered, moving in 5 mm increments from 60 up to 100 mm.

Typical installations include belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process lines in food, chemical and aggregate plants, as well as packaging equipment and waste treatment facilities where dust, humidity and moderate radial loads are present. The cast iron base bolts down to steel frames or concrete pads through four fasteners.

When picking a unit, work from the shaft diameter, the radial load and the surroundings. The ZAFS MMF design uses a seal that keeps grease in and contaminants out, so confirm the seal sits correctly and that grease quantity is right before start-up. Line up the housings with care, since parallel or angular misalignment speeds up wear. Torque the mounting bolts to the specified value and verify axial clearance once the unit is in place.

Mounted pillow blocks are usually compared by shaft diameter, fixing arrangement and load capacity. SKF, FAG, NTN and Timken all list comparable ranges, yet center height and base dimensions are not always the same, so check the mounting drawing before swapping one brand for another. If you need an equivalent, our team can point you to a compatible option.

For a quote, send the full code from the nameplate or the equipment manual by WhatsApp or email. Without the code, share the shaft diameter and a photo of the mounting instead. Our team replies promptly with the exact reference and a suitable alternative for your equipment.