SKF FYT 1.11/16 TF/VA228 y-bearing unit
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
SKF FYT 1.11/16 TF/VA228 belongs to y-bearing unit, 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 FYT 1.11/16 TF/VA228 and any equivalents.
An SKF Y-bearing housing with insert bearing arrives as one ready-to-mount assembly: a flanged housing body plus a Y-series insert bearing already fitted inside it. It supports a rotating shaft on a fixed frame, which makes it a common choice for conveying and transmission equipment. Installation is straightforward and the insert can be swapped out on its own when needed, since the unit self-aligns.
Reading the code helps you order the right replacement. Take FYT 1.11/16 TF/VA228: FYT tells you it is a square flanged housing with an insert bearing. The figure after it is the shaft size in inches, so 1.11/16 means 1 inch plus 11/16. TF describes how the insert grips the shaft, here with set screws. VA228 points to a particular seal and lubrication arrangement for damp or dusty conditions.
You will find these units on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, fans and packaging lines. They handle radial loads and tolerate some misalignment, which is why food, cement, mining and aggregate operations rely on them, along with irrigation systems and water treatment plants. Because housing and bearing come as one piece, mounting is faster and a failed unit can be replaced with less downtime.
Selection comes down to three things: shaft diameter, load type and the environment. The insert seal determines how well the unit keeps out dust and water, and suffixes such as VA228 mark the more protective versions. Some units are lubricated for life; others need greasing on a schedule. During mounting, check that the housing lines up with the shaft, then tighten the insert locking screws with the correct wrench. Over-tightening can distort the inner ring and change internal clearance.
Y-bearing housings from different makers generally follow the same standard dimensions, but mixing brands without checking tolerances and seals is risky. Shaft sizes and mounting holes may interchange while each maker uses its own suffixes for materials and seal types. When replacing an assembly, compare the full designation and the critical dimensions first.
Send the housing part number or your shaft dimensions on WhatsApp and the team will help you pin down the right SKF variant and prepare a quote. Advice on mounting and maintenance is part of the service.
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 TF suffix mean on an SKF housing?
- TF shows how the insert bearing locks onto the shaft, in this case with set screws. That locking style suits moderate loads and installs quickly. Make sure the shaft diameter matches the number in the housing code.
- How do I check that a housing fits my equipment?
- Look at the shaft diameter, the spacing between the mounting holes and the seal type. A full part number such as FYT 1.11/16 TF/VA228 carries that information. If anything is unclear, send a photo of the part and your shaft dimensions on WhatsApp.
- Can I replace a housing from another brand with an SKF unit?
- Often yes, since the main dimensions are standardized. Still, check tolerances, sealing and lubrication, because suffixes do not always line up between brands. Confirm the equivalence with us before ordering to avoid mounting issues.