
SNR USFL207 flange bearing 2 holes
- Brand
- SNR
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Y-bearing unit
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Description
SNR USFL207 is a reference of flange bearing 2 holes, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for USFL207 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The USFL housing is a 2-bolt flange unit with insert bearing, designed to mount rotating shafts on flat structures. The flange is fastened with two bolts and the insert has an extended inner ring that fits the shaft. It is used in equipment requiring simple, compact mounting with good alignment capability, such as conveyor belts, fans, mixers and agricultural machinery.
The USFL designation is read in parts: US identifies the housing unit with insert, F the two-bolt flange and L the light-duty mounting variant. The number that follows indicates the insert size, which defines the shaft diameter. In the examples, USFL204 and USFL205 are basic shaft sizes; USFL204-12, USFL205-14, USFL205-15 and USFL205-16 carry a suffix with the diameter in inches, and USFL206 and USFL206-18 correspond to a larger size. By providing the complete code, we quote the exact size.
These housings are found in food and beverage plants, grain handling, packaging lines and water treatment equipment. They also appear in agricultural machinery, aggregate conveyors and industrial ventilation systems. The two-bolt flange allows them to be fastened onto sheet metal or profiles, with the shaft perpendicular to the mounting plane. In Argentina they are often chosen for replacements in equipment that already has this flange configuration and needs a unit ready to install.
To select the housing, start with the shaft diameter and load type: if there is axial load or misalignment, it is advisable to verify the insert internal clearance and sealing. The insert usually comes with lip seals that retain grease and block dust. During mounting, rest the flange flat, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern and verify that the shaft turns without effort. Lubrication is done through the insert channel; in humid or dusty environments, shorten the relubrication intervals.
Flange units with insert are available from several brands with equivalent nomenclatures. If you bring a code from another firm or an unidentified part, we cross-reference it by shaft dimensions, hole spacing and flange height to give you the compatible unit. Interchangeability depends on these dimensions, not just the number. With the equipment data or a photo of the part, we indicate the alternative that fits best.
If you need a USFL housing for a machine that is down, send us the complete code via WhatsApp. We will quote it promptly and, if the equipment requires another flange or insert configuration, we will guide you so the unit is properly mounted. MR Accesorios Industriales works with housings and insert bearings for various applications.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the suffix -12, -14 or -16 mean in a USFL?
- That suffix indicates the shaft diameter in inches. For example, USFL204-12 corresponds to a 3/4 inch shaft. The base number marks the insert series and the suffix adjusts the size. If your shaft is in inches, send us the exact measurement and we will quote the corresponding code.
- How do I choose between a USFL housing and another type of flange?
- The choice depends on the number of holes, the distance between them and the available space. The USFL has a two-bolt flange, ideal for mounting on sheet metal or profiles. If the equipment has a different fastening arrangement, it is advisable to review the flange dimensions before defining the replacement.
- What should I consider for mounting?
- Rest the flange on a flat surface, tighten the bolts in a cross pattern and verify that the shaft turns freely. Check the sealing and insert clearance before starting up. If the environment has dust or humidity, schedule more frequent relubrication to extend service life.

