Tritan RCSM14 Cylindrical Insert Bearing 3100 Lb

Product Description

The TRITAN RCSM14 is a cylindrical insert bearing designed for rotating shaft applications in mechanical and industrial equipment. With a 0.875-inch inner diameter and a 2.047-inch outer diameter, this bearing provides a compact footprint with a rated dynamic load capacity of 3,100 pounds and a static load capacity of 1,740 pounds. Insert bearings of this type are pressed or mounted into a housing unit and support radial loads on rotating shafts. Licensed tradespeople and mechanical technicians install this bearing during equipment builds, preventive maintenance cycles, and component replacements on motors, conveyor assemblies, and similar rotating machinery.

The RCSM14 suits applications where a pre-sized cylindrical insert is required to match standard bore and housing dimensions. It is appropriate for light to moderate load environments in both commercial and industrial settings. Typical install scenarios include fan assemblies, pump drives, and conveyor systems where shaft support and load distribution are essential to reliable operation.

Key Features

• 0.875-inch inner diameter for precise shaft fitment
• 2.047-inch outer diameter sized for standard cylindrical housing bores
• 3,100-pound dynamic load capacity for moderate radial load applications
• 1,740-pound static load capacity for stationary load conditions
• Cylindrical insert design for straightforward housing installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cylindrical insert bearing for mechanical equipment requiring a 0.875-inch bore and 2.047-inch outer diameter bearing seat.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by qualified mechanical technicians or millwrights. De-energize and lock out all power to the equipment before removing or installing any bearing components. Use a bearing press or appropriate hand tools to seat the insert bearing evenly into the housing without applying force to the rolling elements. Inspect the shaft and housing bore for wear or damage before installing the replacement bearing.