
NTN JELPT205-100-10W3 take-up bearing
- Brand
- NTN
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- JELPT2
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Description
NTN JELPT205-100-10W3 belongs to take-up 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 JELPT205-100-10W3 and any equivalents.
The NTN JELPT2 series combines a cast iron Y housing with an insert bearing, delivered as a single assembled unit that mounts onto transmission shafts. It supports and guides rotating shafts where space is limited and alignment needs to be straightforward. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this NTN line to maintenance and purchasing teams across the United States and Latin America.
Reading the JELPT2 code helps you narrow down the right unit. The letters JELPT indicate the Y housing with insert bearing family, the digit 2 marks the series, and the characters that follow describe locking and sealing options. For instance, JELPT201-008-10W3 and JELPT201-10W3 share the same shaft diameter but use different locking systems or seal types. Similarly, JELPT202-009-10W3 and JELPT202-010-10W3 pair different bore sizes with different suffixes. The W3 ending typically points to a particular sealing or lubrication arrangement.
These units appear in many industrial settings: transport lines in food and packaging operations, processing equipment in chemical, cement and mining plants, agricultural machinery, irrigation systems and industrial ventilation. They can be bolted to steel or concrete structures and work well for shafts that need support at the ends or at intermediate points, with a degree of self-alignment.
When selecting a housing, check the shaft diameter, the locking method (set screw, eccentric or adapter) and the operating environment, including dust, moisture or frequent washdowns. The insert seal plays a key role in keeping lubricant in and contaminants out. During installation, verify that the housing aligns with the shaft and tighten the bolts evenly. Clean the seat beforehand and follow the lubrication schedule to avoid early failures.
Y housings with insert bearings from various brands can often be swapped when the main dimensions and locking type line up. Still, codes are not always direct equivalents because sealing, insert tolerance or housing material may differ. If you have a code from another brand, MR can suggest a compatible option or quote the exact code you need.
To get a quote, send the complete code or the model you require by WhatsApp or email. The MR team responds promptly and can help you confirm the right choice for your application.
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 W3 suffix indicate on NTN JELPT2 housings?
- The W3 suffix denotes a specific sealing or lubrication configuration within the series. Share the full code with us and we will clarify what it means for your application.
- How do I decide between set screw and eccentric locking?
- Set screw locking suits moderate loads and simpler setups; eccentric locking offers a firmer grip when vibration or variable loads are present. Describe your operating conditions and we will point you to the better fit.
- Can I use an NTN JELPT2 unit to replace a housing from another brand?
- Often yes, provided the main dimensions and locking type match. Send us the original brand code and we will identify the NTN equivalent or quote the exact code you need.

