DODGE F4B-SXR-17M flange bearing 4 holes

DODGE F4B-SXR-17M is a reference of flange bearing 4 holes, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for F4B-SXR-17M via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.

DODGE F4B-SXR series 4-bolt flange mounted bearings are units that combine a bearing and its housing in a single assembly. This type includes part numbers such as F4B-SXR-17M, F4B-SXR-45M and F4B-SXR-75M. The number followed by M identifies the shaft size and changes with each part number.

The four-bolt flange is bolted against a flat surface perpendicular to the shaft, such as the front of a machine, a frame or a closing plate. The four mounting points distribute the load and give the unit stable support. A mounted unit arrives as an assembly, which simplifies installation and replacement compared with assembling the bearing and housing separately.

Part numbers of this type have the format F4B-SXR followed by a number and the letter M (17M, 25M, 50M, 60M, 75M, among others). The number identifies the shaft size and changes with each unit. These part numbers have no final suffix: units in the same series ending in -FF are another type and are not interchangeable without verifying it.

Selection depends on four data points: shaft diameter, mounting hole spacing, load and working conditions. If you are replacing an existing unit, read the full part number stamped on it or take the assembly measurements; that is enough to identify the replacement.

When installing, clean the mounting surface and the shaft, slide the unit on without striking it and secure it with even tightening. Check that it turns freely and without noise before starting the machine. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for securing the unit to the shaft and for greasing it.

To request a quote, write to us by WhatsApp or email with the full part number, for example F4B-SXR-45M, and the quantity. If you have the unit you are removing, add a photo. We reply promptly, from Buenos Aires, Argentina.