Tritan SAPK205-14G Ball Bearing Pillow Block 5.5in

Product Description

The TRITAN SAPK205-14G is a cast iron ball bearing pillow block designed for shaft support in rotating equipment assemblies. It accepts shaft diameters up to 7/8 inch and provides a stable, low-friction mounting point for drive shafts in industrial and mechanical systems. At 5.5 inches overall length and weighing 1.7 pounds, this unit is built for durability in demanding environments. Licensed trades and mechanical contractors use pillow block bearings in conveyor systems, pump assemblies, fan shafts, and similar rotating equipment where a rigid, bolt-down bearing housing is required.

The SAPK205-14G is suited for light-to-medium duty rotating shaft applications in both commercial and industrial settings. It is commonly installed on equipment frames, support structures, and machinery bases where precise shaft alignment and secure mounting are essential. The cast iron housing provides rigidity under load and resists deflection across a range of operating conditions. This bearing block is appropriate for HVAC fan shaft assemblies, pump drive systems, and general mechanical equipment requiring pillow block support.

Key Features

• Cast iron housing for rigid, durable shaft support
• Maximum bore diameter of 7/8 inch for shaft fitment
• 5.5 inch overall length for standard pillow block footprint
• Width of 1-13/32 inches for precise fitment in mechanical assemblies
• Bin dimension of 2-11/16 inches for consistent mounting geometry
• Lightweight at 1.7 pounds for ease of handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pillow block bearing for rotating shaft equipment requiring a cast iron housing with up to 7/8 inch bore diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified millwright, mechanical contractor, or maintenance technician familiar with rotating equipment. Power down and lock out all equipment per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures before removing or installing bearing assemblies. Ensure shaft alignment is verified before final fastener tightening to prevent premature bearing wear. Use appropriate hand tools and follow equipment manufacturer torque specifications for mounting hardware.