
SEALMASTER FBMH-20RT flange mounted bearing
- Brand
- SEALMASTER
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- FBMH-T
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Description
SEALMASTER FBMH-20RT belongs to flange mounted 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 FBMH-20RT and any equivalents.
The FBMH-T series from SEALMASTER is a flange bracket supplied as a complete unit: a cast iron housing fitted with a ball insert bearing, ready to bolt onto a flat surface. It suits shafts in equipment where mounting through a flange, vertically or horizontally, keeps the structure simple. Typical duty is moderate load with straightforward alignment, in conveyors, fans, mixers and similar process machinery.
Read the reference in two blocks. The leading letters point to the flange bracket family with insert bearing, and the digits after them give the shaft diameter the insert bore is machined for. In FBMH-20RT, for instance, the number matches the shaft size of the unit. The RT suffix marks the housing and insert variant inside the series, so two references sharing a number but carrying different suffixes do not swap: for a replacement, order with the full part number.
These brackets turn up on belt and chain conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, exhausters and centrifugal fans, as well as in milling, food processing and aggregate lines. Washing equipment and machines that need the shaft carried on a flange bolted to a frame or structural sheet are other common spots. The cast iron housing takes the shaft load, while the ball insert keeps rotation going with less attention than a conventional rigid support.
Selection starts with the shaft diameter and the complete unit part number. Then check the flange layout and the hole spacing against the equipment drawing, and match the insert sealing type to the working environment, since dust, wash water and fine chips each call for different protection. At mounting, set the flange on a clean, flat surface, tighten the screws in a cross pattern, and verify shaft alignment before start-up. Grease the insert to suit its duty and recheck the fit after the first hours of running.
Brackets with insert bearings cross between makers by shaft number and flange configuration, not by each brand's part number. To move from a SEALMASTER FBMH-T to another make, compare shaft diameter, hole count and spacing, center height and sealing type; a valid equivalent can only be pinned down with those figures. Where the equipment uses a special flange, MR manufactures split pillow block housings and can point to a compatible option from the lines it carries.
Have the bracket part number, the shaft number or a photo of the flange on hand? Send it to MR by WhatsApp or email and the team will come back with a quote and, if useful, suggest equivalents and help with the choice.
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
- How do I request the FBMH-T bracket I need?
- Send the complete part number by WhatsApp or email, for example FBMH-20RT, or the shaft diameter plus a photo of the flange showing the hole spacing. With that information the team will quote the exact reference.
- What does the RT suffix mean in the FBMH-T series?
- It identifies the housing and insert variant within the series. Two brackets with the same shaft number but different suffixes may differ in flange or seal, so a replacement must be ordered by the complete part number rather than the size alone.
- Can it be replaced with another brand?
- Yes, by comparing shaft diameter, number and spacing of flange holes, center height and sealing type. Cross-referencing is not done by brand part number. Send those details and the team will indicate a compatible alternative from the lines it supplies.

