Browning 1-7/16" 2-B LOW BB PILLOW BLOCKS BRW VPLE-123
Browning® mounted ball bearings feature multiple housing styles, materials and configurations, an extended inner race insert bearing with ball riding nylon retainer. The insert features a rivet to prevent outer ring rotation and is available with setscrew, eccentric, or BOA concentric locking collar. The contact seal, with black oxide treated flinger provides a good balance between contaminant resistance, grease loss and friction. Depending on your preference, these bearings are available in inch and metric bore with a wide variety of cast iron, stamped steel or rubber mount housings or specific industry solutions as illustrated on the pages to follow.
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289524105
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Manufacturer Part Number767337
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CountryUSA
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Load Capacity5782 lb Dynamic/3493 lb Static
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Locking DeviceEccentric
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Temperature Rating-20 to 200 deg F
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FinishGray Painted
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MaterialCast Iron
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Maximum Speed2500 rpm
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TypeIntermediate Duty
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Mounting TypeTwo-Bolt Base
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Seal TypeSingle Lip
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SeriesVPLE 100
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Base Width1-3/4 in
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Base to Bore Centerline1-13/16 in
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Bolt Center-to-Center Length4-9/16 to 5-7/16 in
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Bore Diameter1-7/16 in
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Bore TypeRound
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Expansion TypeNon-Expansion (Fixed)
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Overall Height3-5/8 in
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Overall Length6-3/4 in
- Eccentric locking design incorporates a precision eccentric collar to mate with the inner ring extension for shaft hold
- The rugged base design provides an excellent mounting foundation, this is integral to prevent sheet metal
- Positive contact molded nitrile rubber contact seal
- An anti-rotation rivet prevents outer ring creep or rotation, within the housing
- Spherical outer diameter bearing insert
- 52100 steel insert
- Alemite fitting lubrication
- Nylon retainer
- Powder coat epoxy cast iron housing
- Eccentric locking designed for locking in direction of rotation
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Alternative Part NumberVPLE-123
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UNSPSC31171515
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsANSI/ABMA STD 9
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Specification Sheet
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Instruction/Installation Manual
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Browning® mounted ball bearings feature multiple housing styles, materials and configurations, an extended inner race insert bearing with ball riding nylon retainer. The insert features a rivet to prevent outer ring rotation and is available with setscrew, eccentric, or BOA concentric locking collar. The contact seal, with black oxide treated flinger provides a good balance between contaminant resistance, grease loss and friction. Depending on your preference, these bearings are available in inch and metric bore with a wide variety of cast iron, stamped steel or rubber mount housings or specific industry solutions as illustrated on the pages to follow.
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