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TFC45 RHP 45mm Cartridge Bearing with Triple Seal Insert
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Product Specification
Bolt Hole Dia (N)
12mm
Bolt Hole PCD (P)
130mm
Bore Size (d)
45mm
Brand
RHP
Outside Dia (D)
155mm
Reference
TFC45-RHP
Quick Order Code
BB-134548
Product Description
The TFC45 RHP 45mm Cartridge Bearing with Triple Seal Insert is a robust and specialized bearing unit designed for challenging industrial environments with high contamination risks. This FC series normal duty cartridge bearing offers exceptional protection and reliability through its innovative sealing technology.
Key Features:
- Cast iron housing with 4-bolt mounting configuration
- Integrated grease nipple for convenient re-lubrication
- Two grub screws for secure and precise shaft mounting
- Unique triple lip seal design for enhanced contamination protection
- Removable insert allows for cost-effective maintenance and replacement
- Comprised of FCSCAS Housing and T1045-45G Insert
Triple Seal Technology:
The advanced triple lip seal features:
- One-piece moulded nitrile seal with three sealing lips
- Protective steel outer pressing strongly bonded to the outer ring
- Highly efficient sealing arrangement against external contaminants
- Not recommended for high-speed applications
Technical Specifications:
- Bore Size: 45mm
- Outside Diameter: 155mm
- Bolt Hole Diameter: 12mm
- Bolt Hole PCD: 130mm
Ideal Applications:
- Industrial machinery operating in dusty or dirty environments
- Agricultural equipment
- Mining and construction machinery
- Material handling systems
- Processing equipment with high contamination risks
Engineered for durability and easy maintenance, the TFC45 RHP Cartridge Bearing provides reliable shaft support in challenging operational conditions, with the ability to replace inserts separately to minimize downtime and reduce long-term operational costs.
