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Timken pillow block bearing two bolt ball bearing 1-1/16 inch bore

Timken

Timken Pillow Block Bearing 2-Bolt Ball 1-1/16" Bore

SKU CH-XBKF-3CGRF

A two-bolt ball pillow block bearing with a 1-1/16 inch bore for shaft mounting

  • Two-bolt mounting simplifies installation
  • Ball bearing design reduces friction
  • 1-1/16 inch bore fits compatible shafts
  • Timken brand denotes recognised quality
  • First listed by manufacturer January 30 2020

Pillow Block Bearing 1-1/16" Bore

This Timken pillow block bearing uses a ball bearing design with a 1-1/16 inch bore diameter. It mounts using two bolts and suits general industrial or automotive applications. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Thermals noise and power draw

Ball bearings generate low friction during rotation which helps limit heat buildup under normal loads. Operation remains quiet when the unit is properly lubricated and aligned. No external power is consumed by the bearing itself.

Two bolt mounting and daily use

The two bolt base provides a straightforward mounting pattern for flat surfaces. The 1-1/16 inch bore fits shafts of that specific size without adapters. Timken construction delivers reliable performance for continuous duty cycles.

Highlights

  • Two-bolt mounting simplifies installation
  • Ball bearing design reduces friction
  • 1-1/16 inch bore fits compatible shafts
  • Timken brand denotes recognised quality
  • First listed by manufacturer January 30 2020

Specifications

BrandTimken

Questions about this item

How do I install this 1-1/16" bore pillow block bearing on a shaft?

Slide the bearing onto the cleaned shaft, align the two bolt holes with the mounting surface, insert the bolts and tighten evenly to the recommended torque; the step often missed is re-checking alignment after the first tightening pass.

What maintenance will this ball bearing need over time?

Periodic re-lubrication through the grease fitting is required; inspect for noise, vibration or excess play and replace the unit if internal wear exceeds the allowable clearance.

What is the first limit reached under continuous heavy load?

The dynamic load rating of the internal ball set is the limiting factor; sustained loads above that rating will cause accelerated fatigue and premature failure.

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