
SKF SNT 528 H bearing housings
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
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Description
SKF SNT 528 H belongs to bearing housings, 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 SNT 528 H and any equivalents.
The SKF SNT H is a split gray cast iron housing designed to hold bearings mounted with an adapter sleeve. It suits equipment where shafts turn at moderate speeds under combined loads and where the housing must be opened for service without shifting the machine. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line and helps you match the housing to your bearing and shaft.
The code breaks down into three parts: SNT is the SKF split housing series, the number that follows (for example, in SNT 528 H) sets the size and the bearing it accepts, and the trailing H means the housing takes an adapter sleeve. This arrangement lets you mount a tapered-bore bearing on a plain cylindrical shaft, with no shoulders or threads to machine. Each size is offered with and without the H; the right one depends on the fit you need on the shaft.
You will find these housings on belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mills, mixers, centrifugal pumps and industrial fans. They are common in food processing, cement, tanneries and mining, where dust, moisture or changing temperatures are present. Gray cast iron handles moderate corrosion, and the split design allows bearing replacement without fully dismantling the shaft, which matters on lines that cannot stay down for long.
Selection starts with the bearing: SNT H is built for tapered-bore bearings with an adapter sleeve. Confirm the shaft diameter and the radial and axial loads the assembly will carry. Choose sealing and lubrication to suit the environment: grease for dirty areas, oil for higher speeds. Alignment between housings is critical, since angular misalignment speeds up wear. Follow the sleeve tightening procedure and verify internal clearance after mounting.
For equivalents, SKF SNT H housings interchange with similar European lines such as SNH or SN when housing dimensions and bearing type match. There is no universal cross-reference; each maker uses its own suffixes for seals, covers and sleeves. When replacing an existing housing, send the complete code stamped on the part along with the shaft dimensions so compatibility can be confirmed.
MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies SKF SNT H housings. If you are replacing a housing or building a complete assembly with bearing and sleeve, send the code by WhatsApp or email and the team will reply with a quote. They know the usual applications of each series and can suggest equivalents to help you avoid unnecessary downtime.
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 H mean in the code SNT 528 H?
- The final H indicates the housing is set up to mount the bearing with an adapter sleeve on a cylindrical shaft. Without that letter, the housing uses other fit variants. Always check the complete code on the part before ordering a replacement.
- How do I determine the SNT housing size I need?
- The size follows from the bearing you will house and the shaft diameter. Send the bearing code or the shaft dimensions and the approximate load, and the compatible SNT H housing with covers or seals can be confirmed.
- Can a cylindrical-bore bearing be mounted in an SNT H housing?
- SNT H is intended for tapered-bore bearings with an adapter sleeve. For cylindrical bearings, the variant without H or a different housing is the better choice. Ask with the bearing code and the correct option will be indicated.

