Browning 767482 4-bolt Flange Bearing 2-3/16 Inch Bore

Product Description

The BROWNING 767482 is a 4-bolt flange bearing unit in the VF4S 200 series, designed for industrial shaft support applications where rigid, four-point mounting is required. The unit features a 2-3/16 inch bore with a set screw lock and accepts a 52100 steel ball bearing insert housed in a cast iron flange body. Static load capacity is 6,601 pounds and dynamic load capacity is 9,752 pounds, making this unit appropriate for moderate-to-heavy radial load conditions. It is installed by millwrights and maintenance mechanics on conveyor systems, fans, and general industrial machinery. The bearing weighs 9.5 pounds and is designed to be lubricated as required during service intervals.

The VF4S-235 flange unit is suited for fixed-mount shaft support in industrial and commercial settings. Typical applications include conveyor drives, blower assemblies, auger shafts, and other rotating equipment where a four-bolt mounting pattern provides secure, aligned bearing support. The cast iron housing offers durability in standard indoor industrial environments. Mounting hole centers are spaced 5-1/8 inches apart, and the flange accepts 5/8 inch bolts. Maximum operating speed is 2,500 RPM.

Key Features

• 4-bolt flange mount with 5-1/8 inch center-to-center bolt hole spacing
• 2-3/16 inch bore diameter with set screw shaft lock
• 52100 steel ball bearing insert for dependable radial load performance
• Cast iron housing for rigid, durable shaft support
• 6,601 pound static load capacity and 9,752 pound dynamic load capacity
• 2,500 RPM maximum operating speed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation 4-bolt flange bearing unit for industrial shaft applications requiring a 2-3/16 inch bore in the VF4S 200 series configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified millwrights or maintenance mechanics following established lockout/tagout procedures before mounting or adjusting the bearing unit. Shaft and housing bore should be clean and free of burrs before pressing or sliding the unit into position. Set screws should be tightened to secure the shaft after proper alignment is confirmed. Lubrication is required at installation and at regular service intervals per the equipment maintenance schedule.