Professional take-up bearing unit designed for adjustable shaft positioning in Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America material processing systems. Features cast iron housing with sliding slot design for easy belt tension adjustment and maintenance access. Combines reliable ball bearing technology with practical mounting solutions for industrial applications.
The UCT211 Take-Up Bearing Unit provides essential adjustability and reliability for your Virtus Equipment and ZERMA America processing systems. This professionally engineered component combines precision bearing technology with practical mounting design to ensure optimal belt tension and easy maintenance in industrial applications.
| Weight | 9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7 × 7 × 3 in |
Technical Specifications:
SKU: 80040776
Configuration: Take-Up Bearing Unit with Slot
Shaft Compatibility: 55mm diameter
Housing Material: Cast iron construction
Bearing Insert: UC211 deep groove ball bearing
Slot Width: 22mm for adjustment range
Locking System: Dual set screw collar
Operating Temperature: -20?C to +120?C
Load Application: Moderate radial loads with belt tension forces
Key Features:
Take-Up Configuration: Sliding slot design enables precise belt tension adjustment and alignment
Cast Iron Housing: Durable construction provides excellent vibration resistance and stability
Deep Groove Ball Bearing: UC211 insert bearing ensures smooth operation and extended service life
Set Screw Locking: Secure shaft attachment with reliable dual set screw collar system
Accessible Lubrication: Grease fittings enable field maintenance without equipment disassembly
Adjustable Positioning: Slot design allows for thermal expansion accommodation and belt adjustment
Maintenance-Friendly: Design facilitates easy inspection, adjustment, and replacement procedures
Applications: Perfect for belt drive systems and rotating equipment where belt tension adjustment and thermal expansion accommodation are essential for reliable operation in plastic recycling and material processing applications.
