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Flange bearing 4 holes LINK-BELT MFCL248N
- Manufacturer Part Number
- MFCL248N
- Brand
- LINK-BELTOfficial brand
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Bearing housings
- Series
- 200
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Description
LINK-BELT MFCL248N is a flange bearing 4 holes reference, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for MFCL248N via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The LINK-BELT MFCL flange housing is a 4-bolt mounted bearing that is fastened directly to the machine face. The flange centers and supports the assembly, so the shaft is supported without the need for an additional housing. It is used in equipment where mounting is on a flat surface and access for alignment is limited. MR Accesorios Industriales supplies this line for plants and workshops in Buenos Aires and the rest of the country.
The MFCL designation is read as a family of flange housings: the letters identify the construction type and the number that follows indicates the size of the bearing it houses. In the 200 series, examples MFCL216N, MFCL219N, MFCL223N, MFCL224N, MFCL227N, MFCL228N, MFCL231N and MFCL232N show how the code changes according to size. The suffix N appears in all of them and distinguishes the sealing or locking variant within the same series. To order the replacement, the complete code is the key data.
These housings are seen in belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mixers, mills and process equipment where the bearing is mounted on a flange. In Argentina they are found in food plants, cement plants, cold storage facilities and aggregate processing sites. The 4-bolt flange allows the housing to be fastened to a plate or structure with a symmetrical layout, which simplifies mounting and replacement in equipment working with radial load and some thrust.
To choose the correct housing, consider the shaft diameter, the type of sealing required by the environment and the bearing internal clearance. In areas with dust or moisture, a seal that retains grease and blocks contaminant ingress is advisable. Lubrication must be the one specified for the housed bearing and the mounting must be aligned with the shaft to avoid loading the raceway. If the flange does not sit flat, the assembly works under stress and fails prematurely.
Series 200 flange housings are interchangeable between brands when the shaft diameter, hole layout and locking type match. It is not enough for the code to be similar: the flange dimensions and shaft locking system must be verified. At MR Accesorios Industriales we will indicate the compatible alternative if the original code is not available, or we manufacture it to measure if the case requires it.
If you need to replace an MFCL housing, send us the complete code on WhatsApp. With that data we will quote you the LINK-BELT housing or the alternative that best suits your equipment. We can also advise you on sealing and lubrication so the mounting lasts. Write to us and we will respond promptly.
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 suffix N mean in MFCL housings?
- The suffix N distinguishes a variant within the 200 series. In codes MFCL216N to MFCL232N, that final letter identifies the housing's sealing or locking type. To order the replacement, send us the complete code shown on the plate or on the old bearing.
- How do I know what size of MFCL housing I need?
- The number following MFCL indicates the size of the housed bearing. To confirm it, measure the shaft diameter and the distance between the flange holes. With those measurements and the current code we will indicate the equivalent reference.
- Can a housing from another brand be replaced by a LINK-BELT one?
- Yes, when the shaft diameter, the 4-hole layout and the locking system match. It is not enough for the code to be similar: the flange dimensions must be compared. Send us the data and we will tell you which LINK-BELT reference or compatible alternative applies.

