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Flange bearing 2 holes DODGE LFT-GT-35M
- Manufacturer Part Number
- LFT-GT-35M
- Brand
- DODGEOfficial brand
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- Grip Tight
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Description
DODGE LFT-GT-35M is a flange bearing 2 holes reference, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for LFT-GT-35M via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The 2-bolt flange bearing housing with DODGE Grip Tight insert bearing is a mounted unit that combines a ball bearing with a flange housing for fixing to structures. It is used to support rotating shafts in power transmission equipment, allowing alignment and securing rotation with minimum friction. MR Accesorios Industriales supplies this line for industrial applications in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The designation LFT-GT-#M is read in parts: LFT identifies the 2-bolt flange housing type, GT corresponds to the Grip Tight series of insert bearings with a conical ring locking system, and the number with final M indicates the shaft diameter for which it is manufactured. For example, LFT-GT-17M, LFT-GT-20M, LFT-GT-25M, LFT-GT-30M and LFT-GT-35M cover different shaft sizes within the same family. The suffix M indicates the metric system of the series.
These housings are used in conveyors, belts, elevators, mixers, fans and process lines in food, chemical, cement and aggregate processing plants. In Argentina, they are common in material handling equipment and in machines that require quick mounting and regreasing. The 2-bolt flange allows the unit to be fixed to sheet metal or structure with two bolts, simplifying installation and field replacement.
To select the housing, check the shaft diameter, the expected radial and axial load, and the environmental conditions. The Grip Tight system locks the bearing to the shaft by means of a conical ring that is tightened with bolts, which facilitates mounting and dismounting without damaging the shaft. It is important to align the flange with the shaft, lubricate according to specification and check axial clearance. The insert sealing protects against dust and humidity; for severe environments, consider additional seals.
DODGE Grip Tight housings are interchangeable with other brands of 2-bolt flange housings with insert bearings, provided that flange dimensions, shaft diameter and locking type match. When requesting a quote, provide the complete part number and operating conditions so that MR Accesorios Industriales can indicate the compatible alternative or custom manufacturing if required.
To proceed with your inquiry, send the code LFT-GT-#M or the model you need via WhatsApp, together with the shaft diameter and working conditions. At MR Accesorios Industriales we will quote you shortly and advise you on the best option for your application.
This description provides guidance on the product type. Check the configuration and dimensions of this reference.
Dimensions
- Eje o agujero
- 35 mm
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the term Grip Tight mean in DODGE housings?
- Grip Tight is the system that locks the insert bearing to the shaft by means of a conical ring tightened with bolts. It allows firm mounting and dismounting without damaging the shaft, ideal for quick replacements in the plant.
- How do I choose the right housing for my shaft?
- You need the shaft diameter, the radial and axial load, and the environmental conditions. With that data, we will indicate the corresponding LFT-GT-#M code or a compatible alternative. Ask us on WhatsApp.
- Are they interchangeable with other brands?
- Yes, in general they are interchangeable with other 2-bolt flange housings with insert bearings if flange dimensions, shaft diameter and locking type match. Always verify the dimensions before replacing.

