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Take-up bearing DODGE NSTU-DL-104S
- Manufacturer Part Number
- NSTU-DL-104S
- Brand
- DODGEOfficial brand
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- D-Lok
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Description
DODGE NSTU-DL-104S is a take-up bearing reference, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for NSTU-DL-104S via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The DODGE D-Lok series insert bearing housing is a mounted assembly that combines a ball bearing with a cast iron housing, ready to mount on drive shafts. It is used to support moderate radial and axial loads in continuously rotating equipment, such as conveyor belts, fans, mixers and process machinery. Its self-aligning design and the D-Lok fastening system simplify installation and maintenance in the plant.
The D-Lok series designation reads in blocks: the initial letters identify the housing type and the fastening system, and the number that follows indicates the shaft diameter in inches. The S suffix indicates the sealing variant, designed for dusty or humid environments. For example, NSTU-DL-104S corresponds to a pillow block housing with D-Lok insert bearing for a 1.1/4" shaft. Knowing this logic allows you to order the correct replacement without depending on the original data sheet.
In Argentine industry, these housings appear in aggregate conveyors, food plants, mills, centrifugal pumps and water treatment equipment. They are also found in road machinery and packaging lines, where alignment is not always perfect and a support that absorbs small misalignments is needed. The D-Lok series is common in applications where the shaft rotates at medium speeds and the load does not exceed the capacity of the ball bearing.
To select the housing, check the shaft diameter, the fastening type (set screw or eccentric collar) and the sealing required according to the environment. Mounting must be done on a flat, rigid base, with the screws tightened in a cross pattern and without forcing alignment. Factory lubrication is usually sufficient for the service life, but in humid environments it is advisable to check the condition of the seals and renew the grease if the equipment undergoes frequent washdowns.
Insert bearing housings from different brands are usually interchangeable if the main dimensions match: shaft diameter, hole spacing, center height and fastening type. However, it is not advisable to mix components from different series without verifying concentricity and axial clearance. If you need to replace a DODGE D-Lok, the safest approach is to compare the dimensions of the old housing or send the complete part number so we can indicate the compatible alternative.
MR Accesorios Industriales supplies the DODGE brand and has more than 80 years of experience in the field. If you are looking for an insert bearing housing for your equipment, send the part number or measurements on WhatsApp and we will quote you promptly. We can also advise you on the sealing or fastening variant that best suits your application.
This description provides guidance on the product type. Check the configuration and dimensions of this reference.
Dimensions
- Eje o agujero
- 1-1/4 in
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the D-Lok designation mean in this housing?
- D-Lok is the bearing-to-shaft fastening system that DODGE uses in this line. It allows quick mounting and firm adjustment without the need for a press. The complete part number includes the housing type and the shaft diameter.
- How do I request the replacement of a DODGE D-Lok housing?
- Send via WhatsApp the part number on the old housing or the main measurements: shaft diameter, hole spacing and center height. With that data we will quote the replacement or the compatible alternative.
- Can it be mounted on a worn shaft?
- It is not recommended. The insert bearing needs a shaft surface in good condition so that the fastening is firm and there are no vibrations. If the shaft is marked, consider repairing it or using a wear sleeve before mounting the housing.

