Value Collection UCT20723ES7PL Take Up Unit 1-7/16 in Id

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION UCT20723ES7PL is a take up unit bearing assembly designed for conveyor and power transmission applications where adjustable shaft positioning is required. The unit features a 1-7/16 inch inner diameter bore and a thermoplastic housing with a zinc chromate plated bearing insert. It provides a static load capacity of 3,462 pounds and a dynamic load capacity of 5,777 pounds. Overall dimensions are 4.91 inches in length and 4.03 inches in height. This unit is installed by maintenance technicians and mechanical contractors working on conveyor systems, packaging equipment, and general industrial machinery.

Take up units like the UCT20723ES7PL are commonly used in light-to-medium duty conveyor frames and belt-driven equipment where belt tension adjustment and shaft alignment are required during setup and ongoing maintenance. The adjustable take up frame design allows axial repositioning of the shaft to maintain proper belt tension. Typical installations include horizontal and inclined conveyor assemblies in manufacturing, warehousing, and processing facilities.

Key Features

• 1-7/16 inch bore ID for direct shaft mounting
• Thermoplastic housing with zinc chromate plated bearing insert for corrosion resistance
• 3,462 pound static load capacity
• 5,777 pound dynamic load capacity
• Compact profile at 4.91 inches overall length and 4.03 inches overall height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation take up unit for conveyor and belt-driven mechanical systems requiring a 1-7/16 inch bore take up bearing assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by qualified maintenance technicians or millwrights. De-energize and lock out all power to the conveyor or driven equipment before removing or installing the take up unit. Verify shaft diameter matches the 1-7/16 inch bore before installation and ensure the mounting frame slots are clear of debris for smooth axial adjustment. Consult applicable machinery safety standards and the equipment manufacturer guidelines for proper tensioning procedures.