Accurate Bushing MVYR-76 V-grooved Yoke Roller 25mm Bore

Product Description

The ACCURATE BUSHING MVYR-76 is a V-grooved yoke roller designed for guided linear and curved track applications in industrial machinery. The V-groove profile allows the roller to ride directly on a track or rail edge, providing precise directional control without a separate guide. This roller features a 110 mm roller diameter, a 25 mm bore diameter, and a 44 mm roller width, making it suited for moderate to heavy load-bearing arrangements. With a dynamic load capacity of 63,600 N, it handles substantial radial forces in continuous-duty cycles. Carbon steel construction provides durability in demanding environments. Mechanical engineers, millwrights, and maintenance technicians typically specify and install this component.

The MVYR-76 is used in conveyor systems, cam-follower assemblies, automation equipment, and material handling machinery where a fixed yoke-mount roller is required. The yoke-style mounting allows the roller to be bolted directly to a carriage, frame, or actuator arm. With an overall width of 46 mm and a point diameter of 76 mm, it fits standard industrial track configurations. This roller is appropriate for both light industrial and heavier production-floor applications where consistent tracking accuracy is critical.

Key Features

• V-groove profile for direct rail or track-edge guidance without secondary guides
• 110 mm roller diameter with 44 mm roller width for stable, broad contact
• 63,600 N dynamic load capacity for moderate to heavy radial loads
• 25 mm bore diameter for standard shaft or stud mounting
• 76 mm point diameter for precise track engagement geometry
• Carbon steel construction for durability in industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a yoke-style cam follower roller for industrial track and rail systems requiring a V-groove interface; verify bore, roller diameter, and point diameter against your specific track profile before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by millwrights or mechanical maintenance technicians. Before servicing any machinery, de-energize all power sources and relieve any stored mechanical energy, such as spring tension or pneumatic pressure, in the assembly. Ensure the bore and shaft or stud dimensions are confirmed before pressing or bolting the roller into position. Consult machinery manufacturer documentation and applicable ANSI or ASME standards for torque and preload guidance specific to the equipment.