UCF204-J7 | FAG

UCF204-J7 from FAG

Flange housing units

clamping housing unit
Clamping housing units can be moved or pivoted. A clamping housing unit is used when shafts have to move long distances.

Housing
Housings come in many different variations. With us you will find flanged housings, housing units, take-up housings, pillow block housings and more. All information can be found on the category subpages and in our encyclopedia. Housings and the associated bearings form bearing units that have proven themselves in machines, systems and devices. If you need other housings or housing designs, please contact us. The bearing housings are mainly made of gray cast iron. We supply housings made of cast steel and nodular cast iron on request. Since the bearings are usually lubricated with grease and the initial filling lasts a long time, most housings do not have any relubrication holes. However, sprues or markings are provided so that lubrication holes can be made if necessary. When relubricating, make sure that excess grease can escape. Spherical roller bearings, without or on a sleeve, and matching bearing housings result in economical, interchangeable and operationally reliable bearing units that meet all the requirements for a maintenance-friendly design. Bearing housings are available for a variety of applications. Spherical roller bearings with a tapered bore can be mounted on smooth and stepped shafts with an adapter sleeve or on stepped shafts with a withdrawal sleeve. Collets are supplied complete with nut and lock.