
SKF SY 2.15/16 UTF y-bearing unit
- Brand
- SKF
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
SKF SY 2.15/16 UTF 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 SY 2.15/16 UTF and any equivalents.
The SKF SY..UTF Y-bearing housing unit is a ready-to-mount assembly that pairs a cast iron housing with an insert ball bearing, designed for straightforward installation on shafts and fixing to the machine structure. It is commonly used where mounting simplicity and self-alignment are important. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to customers across the United States and several Latin American countries.
Reading the designation: the SY prefix denotes a Y-bearing housing unit with an insert bearing. The number that follows corresponds to the shaft diameter, given in inches or millimeters depending on the variant. The UTF suffix specifies how the insert is secured to the shaft, in this case with set screws on the inner ring. For instance, SY 2.15/16 UTF fits a 2.15/16 inch shaft, and SY 3. UTF fits a 3 inch shaft. The UTF suffix does not change the housing's main dimensions; it only defines the clamping method.
Typical applications include belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills, conveyor belts, and process equipment in the food, cement, mining, and material handling industries. These units are also common in animal feed plants, meat processing plants, and aggregate treatment plants, where a cost-effective and easy-to-maintain support for rotating shafts under moderate loads is required.
Selection depends on two key factors: shaft diameter and the required fixing type. The UTF insert uses set screws, so the shaft must have suitable tolerance and a burr-free surface. The insert seal provides protection against dust and moisture; in environments with heavy water or particle exposure, consider additional seals. The unit is lubricated at the factory, but for continuous service relubrication should be scheduled according to the operating regime. Proper alignment between housing and shaft is critical to prevent parasitic axial loads.
Regarding interchangeability, Y-bearing housing units with insert bearings from different manufacturers share standardized dimensions, but codes and suffixes vary. There is no universal direct interchange table; you must compare shaft diameter, fixing type, sealing configuration, and housing dimensions. For replacement, the safest method is to provide the complete code engraved on the part or the relevant measurements, and confirm compatibility with a specialist.
To request a quote for an SKF SY..UTF Y-bearing housing unit, send the exact code to MR Industrial Accessories LLC via WhatsApp or email. With the code, our team can identify the variant and advise on the best option for your application. MR supplies this line and can help you find the right replacement.
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 UTF suffix mean in an SY housing?
- The UTF suffix indicates the fixing method of the insert bearing to the shaft, which is by set screws on the inner ring. It does not alter the housing's outer dimensions, only the clamping method.
- How do I choose the correct diameter for my shaft?
- Measure the shaft diameter at the mounting position and select the matching code. For example, SY 2.15/16 UTF is for a 2.15/16 inch shaft. If unsure, contact us with the exact measurement.
- Can it be replaced by another brand?
- Yes, but there is no direct equivalence between codes. You must compare shaft diameter, fixing type, sealing, and housing dimensions. Send the original code and we will help you find a compatible option.

