
NTN UCFA210-200D1 flange bearing 4 holes
- Brand
- NTN
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- UCFA2
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Description
NTN UCFA210-200D1 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 UCFA210-200D1 and any equivalents.
The NTN UCFA2 series covers 4-bolt flange units that pair an insert bearing with a cast iron housing. They let you support a rotating shaft on a flat surface with minimal alignment work, and the bearing arrives sealed and pre-lubricated. For maintenance and purchasing teams in conveying, mixing and air-handling equipment, these units simplify shaft mounting without machining the structure.
Reading the code helps you identify what you need. The letters UCFA point to the 4-bolt flange housing, the digit 2 refers to the insert bearing series, and any number after the hyphen gives the shaft diameter in inches. A D1 suffix marks a different insert build, typically with a contact seal and long-life grease. So UCFA201D1 and UCFA202-009D1 use the same housing but accept different shaft sizes. Across the series, shaft diameters run from 12 mm to 40 mm.
Typical applications include belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, blowers and packaging lines. Food processing plants, cement operations, cold storage rooms and grain handling facilities often choose them because they bolt directly to sheet metal or profile structures, keeping shaft alignment simple. Irrigation systems and road machinery also use them, since a painted cast iron housing handles outdoor conditions well.
When selecting a unit, confirm two things: the shaft diameter and the bolt hole spacing on the housing. The insert is already lubricated and sealed at the factory. In dusty or damp areas, adding a supplementary seal is a reasonable precaution. During installation, set the flange on a flat surface, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern, and verify the shaft turns freely. Keep alignment with the opposite support within assembly tolerance to prevent axial loading.
NTN UCFA2 units can be swapped with other brands that follow the same 4-bolt flange naming and shaft diameter. What matters is matching the bolt hole spacing and the insert diameter. If you need a replacement, an equivalent unit from another maker will work as long as those dimensions line up. MR Industrial Accessories can help you identify the correct equivalent.
To get a quote, send the complete part number from the housing or equipment nameplate via WhatsApp. If you cannot find it, provide the shaft diameter and bolt hole spacing instead. The team responds promptly with the exact reference and a compatible alternative when needed. Custom split plummer block housings are also manufactured for special replacements.
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 D1 suffix indicate in a UCFA part number?
- It identifies a variant of the insert bearing, usually with a contact seal and long-life lubrication. Housing dimensions and shaft diameter stay the same, but protection against dust and moisture is improved.
- How do I determine the shaft diameter for a UCFA2 unit?
- The number following UCFA2 gives the shaft size. For instance, UCFA201 fits a 12 mm shaft and UCFA204 fits a 20 mm shaft. If unsure, measure the shaft with a caliper and send the value via WhatsApp.
- Can I replace an NTN unit with a different brand?
- Yes, provided the shaft diameter and the housing bolt hole spacing match. The UCFA nomenclature is common across manufacturers. MR can point you to the equivalent that fits your equipment.

