Browning 767459 Pillow Block Bearing 1-1/4 Inch Id

Product Description

The BROWNING 767459 is a VPS 200 Series pillow block bearing designed for industrial shaft support applications. It features a 1-1/4 inch bore with a straight bore profile and set screw locking, making it a straightforward drop-in for standard keyed or unkeyed shafting. The cast iron housing provides solid, rigid mounting on flat surfaces. The 52100 bearing steel insert delivers a static load capacity of 3,493 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 5,782 pounds, suitable for moderate-to-heavy radial loads in continuous-duty rotating equipment. Rated to 4,000 RPM, this unit covers a wide range of belt-driven and direct-coupled shaft applications. Installed by millwrights, maintenance mechanics, and industrial technicians.

This pillow block is used in industrial and commercial machinery where a two-bolt, flat-mount bearing housing is required. Typical applications include conveyor systems, fans, pumps, agricultural equipment, and general power transmission assemblies. The 5 inch center-to-center mounting hole spacing and 1-7/8 inch base-to-center height fit standard mounting pad layouts common in industrial equipment. The overall length of 6-3/4 inches and overall height of 3-11/16 inches fit within standard equipment envelopes designed around the VPS 200 Series footprint.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 inch straight bore with set screw locking for standard shaft retention
• 52100 bearing steel insert rated for 3,493 lb static and 5,782 lb dynamic load capacity
• Cast iron housing for rigid, vibration-resistant mounting
• Maximum operating speed of 4,000 RPM
• Two-bolt mounting pattern with 5 inch hole center-to-center spacing
• VPS 200 Series for dimensional interchangeability within the product family

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pillow block bearing for applications requiring a two-bolt, 1-1/4 inch bore housing in the VPS 200 Series dimensional standard.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a millwright or qualified maintenance technician. Lockout and tagout (LOTO) all energy sources before removing or installing bearing housings. Ensure mounting surfaces are clean, flat, and free of burrs before torquing mounting bolts to equipment specification. Set screws should be tightened to shaft with appropriate hex key; do not overtighten or use impact tools on set screws, as this can damage the bearing insert or shaft.