Browning 765250 Er Style Insert Ball Bearing 1.1875 in Id

Product Description

The BROWNING 765250 is a VER-219 ER style insert ball bearing designed for use in standard bearing housing applications across industrial and commercial equipment. The bore diameter measures 1.1875 inches with an outer diameter of 2.4409 inches and a race width of 0.875 inches. Constructed from 52100 steel, this insert bearing delivers a dynamic load capacity of 4,381 pounds and a static load capacity of 2,567 pounds. It uses a set screw locking mechanism and is rated for speeds up to 4,500 RPM. This part is typically installed by industrial maintenance technicians and mechanical contractors working on conveyor systems, fans, pumps, and similar rotating equipment.

The 765250 insert bearing fits into the VER 200 series and is suited for applications requiring a straight bore configuration with reliable radial load handling. Common use cases include light to moderate duty conveyor drives, agricultural equipment, material handling systems, and HVAC fan shaft assemblies where an ER style insert and set screw retention are specified. The straight bore accommodates standard 1.1875-inch shafts without the need for adapter sleeves.

Key Features

• 52100 steel construction for high hardness and fatigue resistance under cyclic loading
• 4,381 pound dynamic load capacity and 2,567 pound static load capacity
• Straight bore at 1.1875 inches accommodates standard shaft diameters without adapters
• Set screw locking mechanism secures the bearing to the shaft positively
• Maximum operating speed of 4,500 RPM suitable for moderate-speed drive applications
• ER style insert design for drop-in compatibility with standard ER style housings

Compatibility

Designed as a VER 200 series ER style insert bearing replacement for equipment specifying a 1.1875-inch straight bore insert with set screw locking. Consult the equipment service manual to confirm housing series and bore diameter requirements before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical technician. Shut down and lock out all power to rotating equipment before removing the existing bearing or installing a replacement. Ensure the shaft is clean, free of burrs, and within specified tolerance before pressing the bearing into position. Tighten set screws to the shaft flat where possible and verify housing seating before returning the unit to service.