SKF PER.SCH-1612 y-bearing (insert bearing)
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- SKF
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- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing (insert bearing)
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Description
SKF PER.SCH-1612 belongs to y-bearing (insert bearing), part of our Bearings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for PER.SCH-1612 and any equivalents.
The PER.SCH line from SKF covers Y-bearings built as inserts: an extended inner ring locked to the shaft with set screws, sized to sit inside split or pillow block housings. They suit equipment where a straightforward bearing unit is enough and where mounting and removal should not tie up a maintenance crew for long. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line and assists with part number selection.
The code itself tells you what you are holding. PER.SCH names a family of Y-inserts with a defined design, and the four digits that follow pin down the size combination, as in PER.SCH-1612 or PER.SCH-2020. Those digits tie the bore to the outside diameter, so two inserts from the same series can differ in both. Before ordering, have the shaft measurement and the housing bore measurement ready.
Typical duty covers conveying and power transmission at moderate speed: belt conveyors, elevators, mixers, fans, and food or agricultural equipment. Because the bearing is an insert, it can be swapped out while the housing stays bolted in place, which shortens downtime on lines that run continuously.
Selection comes down to matching the inner ring bore to the shaft and the insert outside diameter to the housing. Set screw locking calls for a shaft with suitable hardness and a clean finish; a worn shaft seat may need a repair sleeve. Where moisture or dust is present, seals with an extra lip are worth considering, and the factory grease fill can be topped up according to the environment. Housings should also be aligned with each other so the bearing is not forced to carry axial load.
Interchange across brands is not automatic. Every maker labels Y-inserts its own way, and an equivalent line may differ in bore, outside diameter, inner ring width, locking method or sealing. Tolerances and load ratings can differ too, so the critical dimensions and the mounting style should be confirmed before substituting one brand for another.
If the full reference is at hand, such as PER.SCH-1612, PER.SCH-2020 or another variant, send it over WhatsApp or email and the team will prepare a quote. Without a part number, describe the shaft and housing dimensions and the equipment involved, and we will help identify the right insert.
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 find the exact PER.SCH part number?
- Start with the PER.SCH series and then determine the four-digit size code. Measure the shaft where the insert mounts and the outside diameter of the insert, and note the housing type; with those figures the reference can be confirmed.
- Will a PER.SCH insert fit a housing from another brand?
- That depends on the actual dimensions of both parts. A matching outside diameter alone is not enough, since width, locking arrangement and sealing can differ. Check the housing measurements before installing a different brand or model.
- What maintenance does a PER.SCH insert need?
- The insert arrives greased for its service life under ordinary conditions. In damp, dusty or hot locations, regreasing with a compatible grease and inspection of the seals are advisable, with the interval set by running hours and the contaminant present.