PEER GRLP205-14 pillow block bearing
- Brand
- PEER
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
PEER GRLP205-14 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 GRLP205-14 and any equivalents.
The GRLP is a PEER pillow block that pairs a two-bolt cast iron housing with a ball insert bearing. The insert carries an extended inner ring held on the shaft by set screws, giving you a self-aligning unit that goes on without special machining. It suits transmission and conveying duty where a straightforward mounting arrangement is what you need.
Reading the code takes a moment. GRLP marks the series; the digits that follow give the size, and the number after the hyphen pins down the fit. So GRLP204-12 and GRLP204-13 share one inch shaft diameter but differ in tolerance, and size 205 appears as GRLP205-13, GRLP205-14, GRLP205-15 and GRLP205-16. Before you pick a part number, measure the shaft and the distance between the base holes.
You will find these units on conveyors, belts, elevators, mixers, fans and process lines, in plants handling food, cement and mining work as well as in field installations where dust and damp are part of the day. The gray cast iron housing takes radial load and a degree of axial thrust. The insert's contact seal keeps grease in and contamination out.
Selection comes down to shaft diameter, radial load and speed. Internal clearance is normal, and the extended inner ring is locked down with set screws turned with the right wrench and the nut secured. Use a general-purpose lithium grease and renew it on a schedule that matches the site. Line the base holes up with the structure and spin the shaft by hand before you call the job done; the insert absorbs minor misalignment, though it is no substitute for proper leveling.
Other makes of pillow block with insert bearing can stand in for a PEER GRLP unit as long as the shaft diameter and hole spacing match. Quote requests move faster with the complete part number, say GRLP206-17, plus shaft dimensions. If the part is a mystery, a photo and the key measurements are enough for us to name the equivalent. MR supplies the PEER line and also manufactures split plummer block housings, ANSI roller chains and sheaves.
Send your part number, or the shaft size and hole spacing, over WhatsApp or email and the team will come back with the right unit or a workable equivalent.
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
- Which shaft diameters does the GRLP series cover?
- Sizes run from 204 through 206 and beyond, in inch diameters. The suffix after the hyphen sets the fit. Give us your shaft diameter and hole spacing and we will quote the matching part number.
- How does the insert bearing lock onto the shaft?
- Set screws on the extended inner ring do the work. Slide the unit onto the shaft, align the housing, then tighten the screws with the correct wrench. The hold is firm and can be taken apart later. Avoid striking the insert while fitting it.
- What grease should be used?
- General-purpose lithium grease is the standard choice. How often you renew it depends on conditions, and dusty or humid locations call for more frequent checks. The contact seal helps hold grease in and keep contaminants out. Let us know if your application calls for something specific.