
PEER GRC213-41 cartridge bearing
- Brand
- PEER
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
PEER GRC213-41 belongs to cartridge 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 GRC213-41 and any equivalents.
A GRC unit from PEER pairs an insert ball bearing with a housing, giving you a sealed cartridge that bolts straight onto a machine frame or a machined seat and carries a rotating shaft. You will find this format on conveyors, farm implements, process lines and light drive systems where space is tight and changeouts need to stay simple.
Reading the code takes a moment once you know the pattern. The digits right after GRC give the nominal shaft size in inches, and any number sitting after a hyphen narrows that down to one specific diameter. Two examples make it clear: GRC204-12 and GRC204-13 belong to base size 204 but accept different shafts, and the same holds for GRC205-13, GRC205-14, GRC205-15 and GRC205-16, or for GRC206-17 against GRC206-18. Quote the full code, hyphen included, and there is no room for a wrong fit.
Typical duty covers belt and roller conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, food processing equipment, agricultural machines and packaging lines. Plants, warehouses and repair shops keep these units on the shelf because a worn cartridge can be pulled and replaced without tearing down the whole assembly, and the cartridge shape drops into a machined housing with minimal fuss.
Selection comes down to three things: shaft diameter, the load the unit will see, and where it has to live. The insert seal keeps dust and moisture away from the bearing, so check how much protection the application actually calls for before you commit, particularly on washdown duty. Correct lubrication and a housing that is aligned properly are what keep the unit running quietly. When mounting, press on the insert rather than hammering it, let the shaft slide in without force, and set axial clearance to suit the application.
Cartridge units from different makers frequently share the same standardized dimensions, so a swap is often possible when shaft size and housing match. If you are holding another brand's number, or a part you cannot identify, send it over and we will point you to the equivalent. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to customers throughout the United States and in several Latin American countries.
To get a quote, message us on WhatsApp or by email with the complete reference, for example GRC205-16, or simply tell us the shaft size your equipment needs. Our team answers promptly and can suggest a compatible alternative where one applies.
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 number after the hyphen in a GRC code tell me?
- It pins down the exact shaft size inside a base size. GRC204-12 and GRC204-13, for instance, share size 204 but take different shafts, so the suffix has to match your equipment for the unit to mount correctly.
- How do I pick the right Y-bearing for my application?
- Start with the shaft diameter, then look at the load and the working environment. Sealing and lubrication matter most where dust or moisture is present. Send us those details and we will quote the GRC reference that fits.
- Can a PEER unit replace a housing from another brand?
- Often yes, since cartridge units follow standardized dimensions. Give us the original part code or the shaft size and we will tell you which equivalent in the PEER line we supply will work.

