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UCP306 RICH

The UCP 306 RICH is a cast iron pillow block bearing unit with a 30 mm bore. It features a greater-than-normal clearance (C3) and a durable steel cage, making it ideal for high-speed industrial applications.

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UCP 306 RICH Cast Iron Bearing Unit - 30 mm Bore

The UCP 306 RICH cast iron bearing unit is a robust pillow block unit designed for easy mounting and reliable performance. This unit features a durable cast iron housing that encloses a bearing insert with a 30 mm bore diameter. The bearing has a greater-than-normal clearance (C3), making it suitable for applications with higher speeds or operating temperatures. The reliable steel cage ensures longevity and consistent operation. With a total length of 180 mm and a bolt hole spacing of 140 mm, this unit provides a dependable solution for various industrial needs. Weighing 1.74 kg, this high-quality RICH bearing unit is built to last.

Technical Specifications:

  • Bearing Unit Type: Cast Iron Bearing Unit (Pillow Block)
  • Model Designation: UCP 306
  • Brand: RICH
  • Bore Diameter (d): 30 mm
  • Housing Length (L): 180 mm
  • Bolt Hole Spacing (J): 140 mm
  • Bolt Hole Diameter (N): 17 mm
  • Housing Height (A): 50 mm
  • Base to Centerline (F): 50 mm
  • Overall Height (A1): 36 mm
  • Clearance: C3 - greater than normal
  • Cage: Steel
  • Weight: 1.74 kg
  • Country of Origin: China

Key Performance Advantages:

  • Robust Construction: Durable cast iron housing provides strength and stability.
  • High-Speed Capability: C3 clearance is ideal for higher operating speeds and temperatures.
  • Easy to Mount: Pillow block design with bolt holes simplifies installation.
  • RICH Quality: Engineered to high standards for consistent and dependable performance.

Data sheet

Inner Diameter
30
Weight
1,74

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