NTN UCFLG201D1 flange bearing 2 holes

NTN UCFLG201D1 belongs to flange bearing 2 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 UCFLG201D1 and any equivalents.

The NTN UCFLG2 is a mounted unit that arrives ready to install: an insert bearing seated in a two-bolt flange housing. Because the shaft needs no machining, it goes on quickly and comes off just as fast when a line has to get back up. It suits positions that carry radial load along with a measure of axial thrust, and where the support has to self-align rather than fight the shaft.

Reading the code helps you order the right piece. UCFLG tells you it is a two-bolt flange housing holding an insert bearing. The figures that come after point to the size, running from the smallest in the series up to the larger shaft diameters. A D1 suffix marks a particular insert and sealing arrangement. UCFLG2 covers the metric sizes that come up most often on the floor.

You will see these units on conveyors, belt drives, elevators, mixers, fans and packaging equipment, and also on farm machinery, water treatment installations and material handling lines. Food, chemical and process plants favor them because a fitter can mount or swap one with ordinary hand tools, and the two-bolt flange bolts straight onto sheet metal or a welded frame once the holes line up.

Two measurements drive the selection: shaft diameter and the spacing between the flange holes. The insert normally ships with contact sealing and grease already in place, so if the area is dusty or wet, look closely at which seal you are getting. Set the flange down on a flat face, draw the bolts down evenly, and spin the shaft by hand to confirm it turns freely. Getting the supports lined up keeps extra load off the bearing.

Flange units of this type can cross over between makers when the critical dimensions agree: shaft diameter, hole spacing and center height. On a replacement, read the full designation against the flange measurements. Hand us a code from a different brand and we will point you to the matching equivalent, so the new unit drops into the same spot.

For a machine that is down, send the UCFLG code together with the shaft size over WhatsApp or email. We quote the NTN unit that fits, and where that exact code is not the answer, we suggest a compatible alternative. Technical questions are handled during the business week and answered promptly.