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Timken two-bolt flange bearing with ball insert and one-inch bore

Timken

Timken 2-Bolt Flange Bearing Ball 1" Bore

SKU CH-S2MX-MNJ3Z

Supports a 1-inch shaft with a two-bolt flange housing and ball bearing insert

  • Two-bolt flange design simplifies mounting
  • Ball bearing insert reduces rotational friction
  • 1 inch bore fits standard shafts
  • Timken brand ensures proven reliability
  • First listed by manufacturer in March 2019

Timken 2-Bolt Flange Bearing

The Timken 2-bolt flange bearing uses a ball bearing insert with a 1-inch bore to support rotating shafts in machinery. It mounts on a flat surface with two bolts and is supplied new from stock first listed in 2019.

Suits installations needing a compact two-bolt

This unit fits applications where a two-bolt flange pattern and 1-inch bore match the shaft and mounting holes. It does not suit shafts with a different diameter or equipment that requires a four-bolt or pillow-block mounting style.

1-inch bore diameter

The 1-inch bore is the critical dimension that determines whether this bearing fits the shaft. Verify the shaft size before ordering because no other bore option is offered for this model.

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Price $83.99
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Specifications

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Brand nameTimken

Questions about this item

What shaft diameter does the 1" bore fit?

The bearing accepts a 1" diameter shaft for direct mounting.

Can the two-bolt flange pattern match existing mounting holes on older equipment?

The two-bolt flange provides a standard mounting pattern compatible with many legacy frames.

How do I confirm the bearing is seated correctly after installation?

Rotate the shaft by hand; it should turn smoothly without binding or excessive play.

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