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MISUMI Bearings with Housings（Page2）
Bearings with Housings products in the Automation Components category from MISUMI. The product can be selected based on many product specifications such as Main Body Shape, Bearing Inner Dia. d, Bearing Type, Number of Bearings, Flange Shape. MISUMI offers products around 47 items and the product specifications can easily be compared. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. MISUMI products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.
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Bearings with Housings - Bottom Mount, Double Bearings, Non-Retained
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Bearings with Housings - Bottom Mount, Double Bearings, Non-Retained
Bearings with housings are commonly used in various industrial applications and providing a mounting structure. They offer a wide variety of sizes to choose from.
[Feature]
● Bearing Inner Diameter Minimum/Maximum (mm.): 3 and 30
● Bearing Used : Deep Groove Ball Bearing
● Seal : DD (Contact Rubber Seal), VV (Non-Contact Rubber Seal) and ZZ (Double Shield)
● Material :
Bearing - Steel or Stainless Steel
Housing - S45C Equivalent, 2000 Series Aluminum Alloy and SUS304 Equivalent
[Application]
Bearings with housings are commonly used in automation machines systemMain Body Shape Bearing Inner Dia. d(mm) Bearing Type Number of Bearings Flange Shape Bearing Material Housing Material Retaining Ring Surface Treatment Type Mount Type Bottom Mount 3 ～ 30 Deep Groove Ball Bearing Double - Steel / Stainless Steel S45C / SUS304 / A2017 Not Provided Black Oxide / Electroless Nickel Plating / Clear Anodize / Not Provided Bearing with Housings - Days to Ship: 8 Day(s) or more 
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Bearings with Housings - Low Dust Raise Greased, T-Shaped, Double Bearings
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Bearings with Housings - Low Dust Raise Greased, T-Shaped, Double Bearings
Bearings with housings are commonly used in various industrial applications and providing a mounting structure. They offer a wide variety of sizes to choose from.
[Feature]
● Bearing Inner Diameter Minimum/Maximum (mm.): 6 and 20
● Bearing Used : Deep Groove Ball Bearing
● Shape : T-Shaped
● Material :
Bearing - Stainless Steel
Housing - 2000 Series Aluminum Alloy and SUS304
[Application]
Bearings with housings are commonly used in automation machines systemMain Body Shape Bearing Inner Dia. d(mm) Bearing Type Number of Bearings Flange Shape Bearing Material Housing Material Retaining Ring Surface Treatment Type Mount Type T-Shaped 6 ～ 20 Deep Groove Ball Bearing Double - Stainless Steel SUS304 / A2017 Not Provided Clear Anodize / Not Provided Bearing with Housings - Days to Ship: 8 Day(s) or more
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| Product Series | Bearings with Housings - Bottom Mount, Double Bearings, Non-Retained | Bearings with Housings - Low Dust Raise Greased, T-Shaped, Double Bearings |
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| Days to Ship | 8 Day(s) or more | 8 Day(s) or more |
| Main Body Shape | Bottom Mount | T-Shaped |
| Bearing Inner Dia. d(mm) | 3 ～ 30 | 6 ～ 20 |
| Bearing Type | Deep Groove Ball Bearing | Deep Groove Ball Bearing |
| Number of Bearings | Double | Double |
| Flange Shape | - | - |
| Bearing Material | Steel / Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| Housing Material | S45C / SUS304 / A2017 | SUS304 / A2017 |
| Retaining Ring | Not Provided | Not Provided |
| Surface Treatment | Black Oxide / Electroless Nickel Plating / Clear Anodize / Not Provided | Clear Anodize / Not Provided |
| Type | Bearing with Housings | Bearing with Housings |
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FAQ Bearings with Housings
- Question: What is the purpose of Retaining rings?
- Answer: To prevent the falling of bearing.
If no retaining ring, it is necessary to use some separate part to hold the bearing. - Question: What are the main components of bearings with housing?
- Answer: Bearings with housing typically consist of three main components: the bearing itself, the housing, and the sealing mechanism. The bearing is the rotating component that supports the shaft, while the housing encloses the bearing and provides a mounting surface. The sealing mechanism helps prevent contamination and retains lubrication within the assembly.
- Question: Do you offer shipping of disassembling bearings and retaining rings?
- Answer: Yes.
Please input alterations code "NA" for disassembling of bearing and retaining ring. They will be shipping as attachment. - Question: What types of bearings are commonly used with housing?
- Answer: Bearings with housing are available with various types of bearings, including:
Ball bearings
Roller bearings (such as cylindrical, spherical, and tapered roller bearings)
Sleeve bearings (plain bearings) - Question: Can I order the holder part separately?
- Answer: Yes.
Please see more details in item not listed in MISUMI FA Catalog service.
It is necessary to request for quotation as item not listed in MISUMI FA Catalog service. - Question: How do I choose the right bearings with housings for my application?
- Answer: 1. Analyze Application Requirements: Understand load capacity, speed, and environmental conditions.
2. Calculate Load and Speed Ratings: Determine maximum radial and axial loads and required RPM.
3. Select Bearing Type: Choose the appropriate type (e.g., ball, roller) based on application characteristics.
4. Consider Housing Material: Select a suitable material for housing based on environmental factors.
5. Ensure Proper Fits: Match bearing dimensions accurately with the shaft and housing.
6. Sealing and Lubrication: Decide between sealed or open bearings and the appropriate lubrication method.
7. Account for Misalignment: Use self-aligning bearings if needed.
8. Evaluate Mounting and Installation: Consider ease of installation and any additional components required.
9. Prioritize Reliability: Opt for high-quality bearings from reputable manufacturers.
10. Seek Expert Advice: Consult with bearing experts or manufacturers if uncertain about the best choice. - Question: What are the different types of bearings with housings available?
- Answer: There are several different types of bearings with housings available, each designed to suit various applications. Some common types include:
1. Pillow Block Bearings (Plummer Blocks): These are the most common type of mounted bearings. They consist of a housing (usually made of cast iron or stainless steel) and a self-aligning ball or spherical roller bearing. Pillow block bearings are widely used in conveyor systems, agricultural machinery, and industrial applications.
2. Flange Bearings: Flange bearings have a flanged housing that allows them to be mounted to a surface. They are commonly used in applications where space is limited or where the bearing needs to be fixed in a specific position, such as in electric motors or appliances.
3. Take-up Bearings: Take-up bearings are designed to compensate for shaft misalignment and belt stretch in conveyor systems and tensioners. They have an adjustable housing that can move along the frame to accommodate changes in tension.
4. Hanger Bearings: Hanger bearings are used to support shafts in conveyors, especially in troughing applications. They consist of a split housing with a bearing insert. - Question: What are the key factors to consider when installing a bearing with housing?
- Answer: Key factors to consider when installing a bearing with housing:
1. Proper Alignment: Ensure accurate alignment between the bearing, shaft, and housing to avoid excessive loads and premature wear.
2. Correct Fits: Use the right shaft and housing fits to prevent looseness or binding, which can impact bearing performance.
3. Cleanliness: Maintain a clean environment during installation to prevent contamination and damage to bearing components.
4. Lubrication: Apply the recommended lubricant in the appropriate amount to ensure smooth operation and extend bearing life.
5. Tightening Torque: Use the manufacturer's specified torque when securing the bearing in the housing to avoid over-tightening or insufficient clamping force.
6. Sealing Integrity: Check and verify that seals are properly installed to protect against contaminants and retain lubrication.
7. Temperature Control: Ensure the bearing is at ambient temperature during installation to avoid thermal expansion issues.
8. Inspection: Perform a visual and functional inspection after installation to confirm everything is in place and functioning correctly. - Question: How do I properly maintain and lubricate a bearing with housing?
- Answer: Proper maintenance and lubrication of a bearing with housing:
1. Regular Inspection: Conduct periodic visual inspections for signs of wear, damage, or contamination.
2. Lubrication Schedule: Follow the manufacturer's recommended lubrication schedule for the specific bearing type and application.
3. Appropriate Lubricant: Use the correct lubricant type and grade as specified by the manufacturer.
4. Clean Environment: Ensure a clean environment during lubrication to prevent contamination.
5. Quantity Control: Apply the right amount of lubricant, avoiding over-greasing or under-greasing.
6. Re-lubrication Frequency: Determine the optimal re-lubrication frequency based on operating conditions and bearing type.
7. Sealing Integrity: Verify that seals are in good condition to retain lubricant and protect against contaminants.
8. Purge Old Lubricant: Remove old or contaminated lubricant before applying fresh lubricant.
9. Temperature Considerations: Account for temperature fluctuations and use appropriate temperature-rated lubricants.
10. Document Maintenance: Maintain a detailed maintenance record to track lubrication intervals and any issues observed during inspections. - Question: What are the common issues or problems with housing bearings and how can I troubleshoot them?
- Answer: Common issues with housing bearings and troubleshooting:
1.Excessive Noise/Vibration: Check for misalignment, inadequate lubrication, or damaged components. Realign, lubricate, or replace bearings if needed.
2.Overheating: Insufficient lubrication, high loads, or improper fits can cause overheating. Verify lubrication, load, and fit, and adjust as necessary.
3.Premature Wear: Incorrect fits, inadequate lubrication, or contamination can cause premature wear. Confirm proper fits, lubrication, and cleanliness.
4.Leaking Grease: Check for damaged seals or over-greasing. Replace seals or adjust lubrication quantity accordingly.
5.Looseness: Verify proper fits and tighten mounting bolts to eliminate looseness.
6.Rust and Corrosion: Address environmental factors causing rust and corrosion. Consider using corrosion-resistant bearings or protective coatings.
7.Abnormal Friction: Investigate for contamination, improper lubrication, or damaged components. Clean, re-lubricate, or replace as needed.
8.Uneven Load Distribution: Assess load distribution on the bearing and housing. Adjust load distribution or use additional bearings if required.
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