
PEER SUCT206-20 take-up bearing
- Brand
- PEER
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
PEER SUCT206-20 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 SUCT206-20 and any equivalents.
A SUCT take-up housing from PEER pairs a cast body with an insert ball bearing to keep chains, belts, or bands at the right tension in a drive. The housing can be positioned in several ways and adjusted by sliding it, which helps hold tension and avoid jumping, noise, and early wear. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line for industrial users across the United States and Latin America.
The SUCT code points to a take-up housing that carries an insert bearing. The figures after the letters set the size: SUCT201-8, SUCT202-9, and SUCT203-11 step up in size, while SUCT204-12, SUCT205-14, and SUCT205-16 cover larger shafts. The number after the hyphen generally signals a diameter or fastening variant; SUCT205-14 and SUCT205-16 are two options on the same base size. Shaft diameter and the room available around the unit are what you check first when picking a code.
You will see these units on chain conveyors, belt conveyors, bottling lines, food processing machines, packaging equipment, and belt drives. Plants, machine shops, and assembly lines use them wherever the stretch in a chain or belt has to be taken up. Because the housing can be mounted in different positions, it fits equipment where space is tight or the layout changes.
When selecting, confirm the shaft diameter, the chain pitch or belt type, and how much tensioning travel you need. The insert bearing normally arrives pre-lubricated with seals that hold grease in and keep contaminants out; for dusty or wet areas, look at versions with heavier sealing. Line the housing up with the drive during installation so side loads stay low, and tighten the fastening bolts to the specified torque. Regular greasing and correct tension are what keep the assembly running.
Replacements often cross between brands: take-up housings with insert bearings can usually be swapped with similar designations from other makers, but mounting dimensions and load capacity may differ. If you have a code from another brand or an unmarked part, MR Industrial Accessories will point you to a compatible option or quote the exact code. Check the shaft diameter, the distance between fastening centers, and the insert bearing type before confirming interchangeability.
To get a quote on your SUCT take-up housing, send the full code to MR Industrial Accessories by WhatsApp or email. If the exact reference is not at hand, share the model or the dimensions you need and we will quote it promptly. We can also help with lubrication and mounting questions so the unit performs as intended.
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 SUCT mean in these housings?
- SUCT is the series for take-up housings that use an insert bearing. The numbers and suffixes after it show size and diameter or fastening variants, as in SUCT205-14 or SUCT205-16. Shaft diameter and mounting space are the key factors when choosing.
- How do I determine the right take-up housing size?
- Check the shaft diameter, the chain pitch or belt type, and the tensioning travel required. Send those details or the original part code and we will quote the exact reference or a compatible alternative.
- Can I replace a take-up housing from another brand with a PEER one?
- Often yes, but you must compare mounting dimensions, shaft diameter, and load capacity. Give us the original brand code or the dimensions and we will identify the equivalent and quote the PEER housing that fits.

