

DODGE P2B-SXVU-104S pillow block bearing
- Brand
- DODGE
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
- Series
- SXVU
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
DODGE P2B-SXVU-104S is a reference of pillow block bearing, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for P2B-SXVU-104S via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The DODGE SXVU series pillow block with insert bearing is a mounted assembly that combines a cast iron housing with an insert ball bearing, already aligned and ready to bolt to the structure. It is used to support transmission shafts in equipment that requires rigidity, good holding and simple mounting, with the option of replacing the insert without changing the housing. MR Accesorios Industriales sells it in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The designation of these housings is read in blocks. The initial letters indicate the housing type: P corresponds to the pillow block, with a flat base and two mounting holes. The number that follows indicates the size or capacity of the housing, and the suffix B identifies the mounting variant. Then comes the SXVU series, which defines the insert family and its shaft locking system, and the final numeric block, as in P2B-SXVU-104S, references the bore size of the insert bearing. The final S distinguishes the sealing or the insert design.
These housings are found in belt conveyors, elevators, screens, mixers, fans and process lines in food, chemical, cement and aggregate plants. In the Argentine market they are common in milling equipment, waste treatment plants and material handling systems, where the shaft rotates at moderate speeds and the load is mainly radial. The cast iron housing absorbs vibration well and allows the assembly to be bolted to profiles, sheet metal bases or concrete foundations with simple alignment.
To choose the housing, start with the shaft diameter and the load type: the SXVU series covers applications with radial load and some axial load depending on the insert. Check the sealing, because in environments with dust, water or frequent washdown a more closed protection is advisable than in a clean shop. During mounting, rest the base on a flat, rigid surface, tighten the mounting bolts without forcing the housing and check shaft alignment before lubricating. The insert usually comes pre-lubricated; if the equipment runs at high temperature or with a lot of humidity, replenish lubricant according to the maintenance plan.
Mounted housings are interchangeable between brands by the combination of dimensions: shaft diameter, hole spacing, center height and insert locking type. A pillow block from another brand with the same shaft size can replace the original if those dimensions and the locking system match. When space or load changes, it is sometimes advisable to move to a more robust housing or a split plummer block housing. MR Accesorios Industriales will tell you the alternative compatible with the part number you have at hand.
If you need to replace a pillow block with insert bearing, send the full part number by WhatsApp, for example P2B-SXVU-104S, or the shaft and base dimensions. At MR Accesorios Industriales we will quote it and, if necessary, tell you the compatible alternative from the SXVU series or another line that suits your equipment. We also manufacture split plummer block housings and custom parts for special cases.
Dimensions
- Número de producto
- 131085
- Bore
- 1-1/4 in
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I identify the housing I need?
- Take the part number stamped on the housing or the insert, for example P2B-SXVU-104S, and note the shaft diameter and the hole spacing of the base. With that data we will quote the replacement.
- Can I replace only the insert bearing?
- Yes. In pillow blocks with an insert, the cast iron housing is reused and the insert ball bearing is replaced when it shows play, noise or seal wear. Check that the new insert has the same shaft size and locking system.
- What should I check during mounting?
- Rest the base on a flat, rigid surface, tighten the bolts without deforming the housing and check shaft alignment before lubricating. A misaligned housing accelerates wear on the insert and the seal.
