
NSK UCPL210-114D1 pillow block bearing
- Brand
- NSK
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- UCPL
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Description
NSK UCPL210-114D1 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 UCPL210-114D1 and any equivalents.
The UCPL pillow block from NSK is a foot-mounted unit that combines a cast iron housing with a ball insert bearing. It is designed to support shafts on a flat base, making it a practical choice for equipment that needs a rigid and straightforward mounting solution. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this series in a range of shaft diameters and fixing options. To get a quote, just send the part number via WhatsApp or email.
Reading a UCPL part number is straightforward once you know the blocks. The letters UCPL indicate a pillow block with an insert bearing. The number that follows is the nominal shaft diameter. A suffix like D1 points to a specific insert construction. When you see a hyphen with three digits, such as in UCPL204-012D1, the first part is the basic diameter and the second is the inch measurement. So UCPL205-100D1 fits a 1-inch shaft, while UCPL205D1 is the 25 mm metric version. Keeping these blocks in mind helps you order the right replacement without confusion.
You will find these units in belt conveyors, packaging lines, mills, mixers, and aggregate processing equipment. They are also common in industrial fans, centrifugal pumps, and agricultural machinery, where mounting on a flat base simplifies alignment and maintenance. The cast iron housing handles weather and dust well when paired with the appropriate sealing.
Selecting the right pillow block involves checking the shaft diameter, the fixing type, and the working conditions. The insert's sealing determines whether the unit is suitable for dusty, wet, or washdown environments. Lubricate the insert bearing through the grease fitting on the housing. Use the correct amount and avoid mixing different soap bases. During mounting, set the pillow block on a clean, flat surface, tighten the bolts gradually, and confirm the shaft turns freely. Careful alignment helps extend the insert's service life.
Cross-referencing UCPL pillow blocks across brands is possible because they share the general geometry of the UCP series, but the insert, sealing, and suffixes can differ. If you have a part number from another brand or an unidentified part, we can suggest a compatible alternative. Interchangeability is not automatic: always verify the shaft diameter, hole spacing, and fixing type before replacing. With that information, the substitution is direct.
If a UCPL pillow block is needed for equipment that is down, send the complete part number to MR Industrial Accessories by WhatsApp or email. We will quote the exact size and point you to a compatible alternative if the original number has changed. Our team responds promptly and can help you choose.
Dimensions
- Bore
- 1-7/8 in
Frequently asked questions
- What does the D1 suffix mean in a UCPL pillow block?
- The D1 suffix indicates a construction variant of the insert bearing within the UCPL series. It does not change the shaft diameter or the pillow block type, but it may affect the sealing or housing shape. To confirm equivalence, send us the complete part number by WhatsApp.
- How do I choose between the metric and the inch version?
- The metric version uses only the basic number, such as UCPL205D1 for 25 mm. The inch version adds a hyphen and three digits, such as UCPL205-100D1 for 1 inch. Measure the shaft with a caliper and select accordingly.
- What should I consider for mounting?
- Place the pillow block on a clean, flat base, tighten the bolts gradually, and check that the shaft turns without effort. Lubricate the insert through the grease fitting with the right amount. Good alignment prevents side loads and extends the bearing's life.

