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Dayton Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearing, 3/4 in Bore, Set Screws - Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearings
DaytonStamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearings

Dayton Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearing, 3/4 in Bore, Set Screws

The DAYTON Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearing (SKU 3G-OTH-102895) is an inch-system bearing with a 3/4 in bore, a maximum speed of 4,500 RPM, and a mounting bolt size of 7/16 in. It features a steel construction…

SKU 3G-OTH-102895

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Dayton
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Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearing, 3/4 in Bore, Set Screws
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Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearings
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Technical Specifications

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Type
Steel, Set Screws
Overall Lg
4.437 in
Shaft Ht
1 5/16 in
Maximum Speed
4,500 RPM
Mounting Bolt Size
7/16 in
System of Measurement
Inch

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Product Description

The DAYTON Stamped Steel Pillow Block Ball Bearing (SKU 3G-OTH-102895) is an inch-system bearing with a 3/4 in bore, a maximum speed of 4,500 RPM, and a mounting bolt size of 7/16 in. It features a steel construction with set screws, a shaft height of 1 5/16 in, and an overall length of 4.437 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DAYTON pillow block bearing used for?

A DAYTON pillow block bearing supports rotating shafts in industrial machinery such as conveyors, fans, and pumps. Its stamped steel housing with set screws secures the shaft, making it suitable for moderate-load applications where alignment and easy mounting are needed.

What are the specifications of the DAYTON pillow block bearing?

The DAYTON is a stamped steel pillow block ball bearing with a 3/4 in bore, 1 5/16 in shaft height, 4.437 in overall length, and a maximum speed of 4,500 RPM. It uses a 7/16 in mounting bolt and an inch system of measurement.

Where to buy DAYTON pillow block bearings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies DAYTON pillow block bearings like the to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this inch-system bearing with a 3/4 in bore and 4,500 RPM rating.

How to install a DAYTON stamped steel pillow block bearing?

Mount the bearing on a flat surface using 7/16 in bolts through the slotted base. Align the shaft with the bore, tighten the set screws onto the shaft flat, and ensure free rotation. Lubricate per manufacturer guidelines and check alignment to prevent premature wear.

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Common applications for Dayton
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Power transmission — Dayton 2X897 pillow block bearing supports rotating shafts in conveyors, fans, and other machinery.
Workshop — Dayton 2LKR8 bench grinder sharpens tools and deburrs metal parts with dust exhaust for a cleaner environment.
Fluid handling — Dayton 5RGV6 fountain pump circulates and aerates water in decorative ponds and fountains.
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3G Electric supplies Dayton stamped steel pillow block ball bearings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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