DODGE vs GATES: equivalent part numbers
176 designations exist with the same code in DODGE and in GATES, and both product pages are in the MR catalog. The table groups them by subcategory.
What DODGE and GATES have in common
Most bearings, sleeves, nuts and housings are designated by standard: ISO for metric series, and the UC/UCP designation that every brand uses for housings with insert bearings. That is why the same code in two brands means the same series and the same main mounting dimensions: bore, outside diameter and width, or the housing dimensions.
What can differ between brands are the suffixes: sealing or shielding, internal clearance, cage, grease or tolerance. Each manufacturer writes them its own way, so the equivalence is confirmed with the full designation, not just the base number.
What to check before switching brands
- If the equipment manufacturer specifies a brand or a suffix, follow it: it may be tied to the warranty or to the service life calculation.
- On critical equipment, also compare load rating and limiting speed in both brands' data sheets.
- If the storeroom works with a single brand, keeping it simplifies replacement.
Part numbers with a page in DODGE and in GATES
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