

DODGE INS-SC-107 insert bearing
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing (insert bearing)
- Series
- SC
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
DODGE INS-SC-107 is a reference of insert bearing, within Bearings. Request a quote for INS-SC-107 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The DODGE SC series insert bearing is a ball bearing with an extended inner ring, designed to be mounted inside split plummer block housings, pillow block or flange units. It is used when the insert needs to be replaced without changing the whole housing, or when the equipment is assembled from separate components. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and quotes it by part number.
The SC series designation is read from the complete part number: the letters INS identify the insert and SC the DODGE insert bearing family. The number that follows defines the bore size and the insert configuration. That is why the different part numbers are not interchangeable with each other: each one corresponds to a different diameter. Three-digit part numbers correspond to other variants of the same series. To choose correctly, the key data is the complete part number, not just the number.
These inserts appear in conveying equipment, belts, elevators, mixers, blowers and process lines where the bearing is housed in a split plummer block housing or in a mounted unit. In food, cement, chemical and aggregate processing plants they are common because they allow the shaft to be removed without dismantling the entire drive. In Argentina they are found in plant maintenance and in the manufacture of new equipment, always associated with housings compatible with the SC series.
To select the insert, start from the shaft diameter required by the equipment and the type of housing where it will be seated. Check the condition of the housing: a worn or deformed housing shortens the life of the new insert. During mounting, take care with the alignment between units and verify that the shaft locking system is properly tightened. Correct lubrication and sealing are key in environments with dust, moisture or frequent washdowns, because that is where the real service life of the bearing is defined.
As for equivalents, the DODGE SC series crosses over with inserts from other manufacturers that share the same size and mounting criteria, but replacement is not resolved by diameter alone: the inner ring width, the locking type and the sealing must be compared. Many times an insert from another brand fits the housing, but does not perform the same. If you have doubts, send us the original part number and the housing part number, and we will tell you the compatible alternative.
If you need to replace an SC series insert, write to us on WhatsApp with the complete part number and we will quote it shortly. If the part number does not appear among the variants you see, send us the model or the shaft size and we will tell you the corresponding option. MR Accesorios Industriales works with the DODGE line and with compatible alternatives so that the equipment runs again without complications.
Dimensions
- Número de producto
- 123368
- Bore
- 1-7/16 in
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I identify the SC insert I need?
- The complete part number is the main data: the letters indicate the family and the number, the size and variant. If you do not have it at hand, measure the shaft diameter and the inner ring width, and send us that data by WhatsApp along with a photo of the housing.
- Does the SC insert fit any split plummer block housing?
- Not necessarily. The insert must match the housing seat in outer diameter and width. Even if the shaft is the same, a housing from another line may not seat it correctly. Send us the housing part number and we will tell you the compatible option.
- What should I check before mounting a new insert?
- Check that the housing seat is not worn or deformed, that the shaft has no burrs in the locking area and that the alignment between units is correct. Proper lubrication and sealing in good condition extend the life of the insert, especially with dust or moisture.
