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Flange bearing 3 holes LINK-BELT FEB224M30H
- Manufacturer Part Number
- FEB224M30H
- Brand
- LINK-BELTOfficial brand
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- B22400
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Description
LINK-BELT FEB224M30H is a flange bearing 3 holes reference, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for FEB224M30H via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The LINK-BELT B22400 series 3-bolt flange bracket is a mounted bearing ready to install on structures where the fastening must be firm and the shaft sits perpendicular to the flange. It is used in power transmission equipment working under radial loads and some thrust, and its design allows mounting on sheet metal or angle iron with three anchor points. MR Accesorios Industriales sells it in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The designation of these brackets is read in blocks: FEB indicates the 3-bolt flange, 224 corresponds to the B22400 series, and the final letters M and H identify the fastening type and the sealing. The examples FEB224M30H and FEB224M35H show how the central number changes with the shaft size: 30 and 35. That coding logic lets you order the exact replacement without ambiguity.
In Argentine industry these brackets appear in belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment. They are also found in food, cement and aggregate processing plants, where the environment is dusty or humid. The 3-bolt flange simplifies mounting on folded sheet metal frames and makes it easy to align the shaft in compact equipment.
To select the bracket, take into account the shaft diameter, the load type and the environmental conditions. The H sealing protects against dust and moisture, while the M fastening defines the anchoring method. During mounting, check that the flange sits flat, that the three bolts are tightened evenly and that the shaft has no axial play. Lubricate according to the duty cycle and check the alignment to avoid stress on the bearing.
Flange mounted brackets are available from different brands with their own nomenclatures. The LINK-BELT B22400 series has dimensional equivalents in other lines, but before replacing a bracket it is advisable to compare the shaft diameter, the hole spacing and the sealing type. MR Accesorios Industriales will tell you the compatible alternative if you need to replace an existing unit.
If you have the bracket part number at hand, send it by WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales along with a photo of the mounting. With that data we will quote you the FEB224M30H, the FEB224M35H or the variant you need, and advise you on mounting and lubrication. We can also offer you the bearing and the fastening accessories to complete the replacement.
This description provides guidance on the product type. Check the configuration and dimensions of this reference.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm dimensions, sealing, and internal clearance against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the abbreviation FEB mean in LINK-BELT brackets?
- FEB identifies a 3-bolt flange bracket. The numbers that follow, such as 224, correspond to the B22400 series, and the final letters M and H indicate the fastening type and the sealing. With that part number you can order the exact replacement.
- How do I choose between FEB224M30H and FEB224M35H?
- The main difference is the shaft size: 30 and 35. Check the shaft diameter and the hole spacing of the flange before deciding on the model. If you have doubts, send us the measurements by WhatsApp and we will tell you which one applies.
- What applications do these brackets have in industry?
- They are used in conveyors, elevators, mixers and process equipment where the shaft sits perpendicular to the flange. They withstand radial loads and some thrust, and are common in food, cement and aggregate plants.

