Cast iron bearing units consist of a high-strength cast iron housing paired with a mounted bearing insert—typically made from chrome steel or stainless steel. These assemblies are designed to support rotating shafts while accommodating misalignment and vibration. The housing’s robust structure helps distribute loads evenly, protecting the bearing and extending equipment life.

These units are often used in high-stress applications where reliability is critical, including manufacturing lines, agricultural machinery, material handling equipment, and heavy-duty conveyors.

• Exceptional Strength and Durability
  The cast iron housing resists cracking, deformation, and fatigue—even under extreme pressure or vibration.

• Versatile and Configurable
  Available in various styles, including pillow block, flange, and take-up units, to fit a wide range of mounting and shaft alignment needs.

• Shock and Vibration Resistant
  Ideal for machines with high-speed or impact-driven motion, helping prevent premature failure.

• Long Service Life
  With proper lubrication and sealing, cast iron bearing units deliver reliable performance in demanding environments.

• Heat-Tolerant Performance
  Cast iron can handle elevated operating temperatures, making these units suitable for thermal processing or high-friction applications.