Flange bearing 4 holes LINK-BELT MFS247N

LINK-BELT MFS247N is a flange bearing 4 holes reference, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for MFS247N via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.

The series 200 4-bolt flange bearing housing is a mounted bearing ready to be fixed onto a flat surface: wall, sheet metal structure or frame. The flange distributes the load over four points and leaves the shaft perpendicular to the mounting plane, which is practical when the equipment does not allow pillow block housings. It is used in conveyors, agitators, fans and process lines where a compact, aligned and easy-to-replace unit is needed.

The designation starts with the letters MFS and continues with the series number of the bearing it houses: that is why MFS216N, MFS219N, MFS223N and MFS224N coexist in the same family. The suffix N distinguishes this flange variant within the line. The higher the number, the larger the unit and the shaft diameter it accepts. By providing the full part number, MR Accesorios Industriales will quote you the unit or its equivalent replacement.

In Argentine plants these housings appear in belt and screw conveyors, mixers, blowers, air extractors, bucket elevators and water treatment equipment. They are also chosen in machines where the shaft must be at 90° to the wall and there is no room for a pillow block base. The four-bolt flange also allows alignment to be corrected with thin shims before tightening the bolts.

To select correctly, start from the shaft diameter and the type of load: pure radial or with moderate axial thrust. Check the sealing according to the environment, because dust, wash water or steam shorten bearing life. During mounting, rest the flange on a clean, flat surface, tighten the four bolts in a cross pattern and verify that the shaft turns without hard spots. Lubricate according to the duty cycle and check the radial clearance.

Flange mounted units are available from several brands with their own nomenclatures, and series 200 numbers usually match in shaft diameter between manufacturers. Interchangeability does not depend only on the part number: compare the number and position of holes, flange diameter, center height and inner ring fixing type. If in doubt, send us the old part number and the shaft measurement.

If you have the MFS part number at hand, write to us on WhatsApp and we will quote it promptly. If the unit you are looking for does not appear with that number, send us the model, the shaft diameter and a photo of the mounting: we will indicate the compatible alternative within the line of housings we sell.

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