

DODGE P2B-SCMUAH-100 pillow block bearing
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- SCMAH
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
DODGE P2B-SCMUAH-100 is a reference of pillow block bearing, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for P2B-SCMUAH-100 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The DODGE SCMAH series pillow block is a mounted unit that combines a split housing with an insert ball bearing. It is used to support rotating shafts in transmission, conveying and process equipment, where a robust unit that is easy to mount and align is required. MR Accesorios Industriales sells this line and advises you on choosing the right configuration according to shaft diameter and load type.
The SCMAH series designation is read in blocks: the letters indicate the housing and insert type, and the final numbers refer to the shaft diameter. In the example P2B-SCMUAH-100, the prefix P2B identifies the split pillow block, SCMUAH the insert variant and 100 the nominal diameter in hundredths of an inch. The suffixes may indicate the sealing type, the locking method or the housing material. Send the full code on WhatsApp and we will tell you the equivalent reference.
These pillow blocks are found in belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and packaging lines. In Argentina, you will find them in food, cement and mining plants and in the field, where dust and moisture demand units with good sealing. The pillow block housing allows mounting on steel or concrete structures and absorbs slight shaft misalignment, something common in equipment that operates with vibration or thermal expansion.
To choose well, take into account the shaft diameter, radial and axial load, and environmental conditions. The insert seal defines the protection against dust, water and chemical agents. Correct lubrication and adequate internal clearance extend bearing life. During mounting, ensure a flat, rigid base, align the pillow blocks before tightening the bolts and check that the shaft turns freely. If there is misalignment, correct it with shims before tightening.
Insert bearing pillow blocks from different brands are often interchangeable if the shaft diameter, locking type and housing dimensions match. Looking at the code alone is not enough: you have to compare the center height, the hole spacing and the insert locking system. MR Accesorios Industriales helps you find the compatible alternative or, if none exists, to evaluate a custom solution.
If you need to replace a DODGE SCMAH series pillow block or look for an equivalent option, send us the full code or the shaft and housing dimensions on WhatsApp. At MR Accesorios Industriales we will quote you promptly and tell you the alternative that best suits your equipment. We can also advise you on lubrication, mounting and maintenance so the unit runs without problems.
Dimensions
- Número de producto
- 126110
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the designation P2B-SCMUAH-100 mean?
- The prefix P2B indicates a split pillow block; SCMUAH identifies the insert and sealing variant; and 100 refers to the shaft diameter in hundredths of an inch. Send the full code on WhatsApp and we will confirm the exact reference.
- How do I know if a pillow block from another brand is compatible?
- Compare the shaft diameter, the center height, the mounting hole spacing and the insert locking type. With that data we will tell you the direct equivalent or the alternative.
- What lubrication does the insert bearing use?
- Use the grease recommended by the equipment manufacturer and follow the relubrication frequency according to the working conditions. In dusty or humid environments, shorten the intervals. Contact us on WhatsApp if you need guidance.
