UEFC200 Series Flange Cartridge Bearing Units

UEFC200 is aimed at applications that need a round flange cartridge housing but prefer a concentric shaft-locking arrangement. That distinction is more important than appearance: the housing may share a familiar four-bolt pattern with other FC units, yet the way the insert grips the shaft changes installation practice and replacement compatibility. The insert uses a concentric locking method, providing a different shaft interface from setscrew and eccentric-collar alternatives.

Concentric-lock flange cartridge

UEFC200 Series Flange Cartridge Bearing Units

UEFC200 is aimed at applications that need a round flange cartridge housing but prefer a concentric shaft-locking arrangement. That distinction is more important than appearance: the housing may share a familiar four-bolt pattern with other FC units, yet the way the insert grips the shaft changes installation practice and replacement compatibility.

The published series covers 20-60 mm shafts. This makes UEFC200 a more focused range than the broad UCFC family, and it should be selected from the locking requirement outward: first confirm that concentric retention is wanted, then verify bore, pilot, bolt pattern and axial envelope.

For a wider housing comparison, browse the bearings range before finalising the mounting style.

A cartridge unit selected from the shaft outward

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Concentric retention

The insert uses a concentric locking method, providing a different shaft interface from setscrew and eccentric-collar alternatives.

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Compact four-bolt mounting

A round cast-iron flange keeps the bearing centre close to the supporting face.

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Focused metric size range

Catalogue sizes cover 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60 mm shafts.

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Dedicated B1 dimension

The catalogue identifies B1 among the relevant insert dimensions, helping distinguish this locking configuration during cross-reference work.

UEFC200 Series Flange Cartridge Bearing Units product view

UEFC200 dimensional checklist

Use the product drawing as the final dimensional authority. The points below are practical filters that help narrow the correct model before a full drawing comparison.

1  Confirm the desired lock type

Do not substitute solely on bore and flange size. The existing shaft retention method must be part of the specification.

2  Compare insert projection

Check the published B1, S and related axial dimensions against nearby shoulders, spacers and drive components.

3  Match the mounting face

Verify D2, P, J, A2 and bolt size on the drawing before treating a similar-looking cartridge as interchangeable.

4  Check the full operating assembly

Consider how the bearing is accessed once guards, pulleys or couplings are installed, not only when the frame is bare.

UEFC200 published technical range

The table below keeps the catalogue values used for this series. Use the model-specific drawing for the final interchange decision; dimensions and suffixes can vary inside a family.

Specification point UEFC200 catalogue data
Series / model family UEFC204 to UEFC212
Duty class Standard duty
Locking / bearing mounting Concentric locking
Published shaft range 20-60 mm
Published metric / inch options 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60 mm
Housing / mounting style 4-bolt round flange cartridge housing
Housing construction Cast iron
Catalog dimensional fields D2, P, J, A2, N, L, H1, A1, D1, B1, S, Z, bolt size and weight
Published unit weight 0.75-5.33 kg

Applications that benefit from a centred locking approach

These are application patterns where the housing concept is commonly considered. Final suitability still depends on load, speed, alignment, environment and the machine designer’s requirements.

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Precision-oriented OEM assemblies

Useful where the equipment designer has standardised on a concentric locking insert within a round flange housing.

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Roller support plates

A four-bolt face mount works neatly on fabricated side plates and modular roller stations.

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Compact drive modules

The cartridge format can support shafts where a pedestal would interfere with belts, covers or adjacent mechanisms.

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Maintenance conversions with engineering approval

UEFC can be evaluated when changing from another locking method, provided shaft condition and dimensional compatibility are checked as a complete system.

UEFC200 Series Flange Cartridge Bearing Units dimensional drawing

UEFC200 in the FC family

UEFC200 is the FC-family option to consider when concentric locking is required. UCFC200 covers a wider shaft range with setscrew retention, NAFC200 uses eccentric locking, and UKFC200+H is based on an adapter sleeve. The correct family depends on the shaft connection as much as the mounting pattern.

Commissioning a concentric-lock insert

●  Follow the locking sequence

Use the approved concentric-lock installation procedure for the insert rather than applying setscrew or eccentric-collar habits.

▸  Keep the shaft seating area consistent

Clean the shaft and remove raised damage before the insert is positioned.

✓  Avoid forcing the housing into a poor pilot

If the flange will not seat naturally, correct the mounting face instead of pulling it into position with the bolts.

■  Document the lock style for spares

Store UEFC as a distinct spare code so future maintenance does not receive a visually similar but different insert type.

Send the machine details for a model check

For UEFC200, send the existing model marking, shaft diameter, mounting dimensions and a photo of the bearing position. GBC can review the information against the published series before quotation. Email: sales@australia-drive.com.

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UEFC200 is aimed at applications that need a round flange cartridge housing but prefer a concentric shaft-locking arrangement. That distinction is more important than appearance: the housing may share a familiar four-bolt pattern with other FC units, yet the way the insert grips the shaft changes installation practice and replacement compatibility. The insert uses a concentric locking method, providing a different shaft interface from setscrew and eccentric-collar alternatives.

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