UCHB 209 Hanger Bearing GMC

There is no standard bearing designation or industry term specifically referred to as “UCHB.” It’s possible that the term might be a specific product code or model number used by a particular manufacturer, which is not widely recognized or known outside of their product range.

However, I can provide information about hanger bearings in general:

A hanger bearing is a type of bearing used in various conveyor systems to support a rotating shaft, typically in situations where the shaft spans a long distance between two points and needs additional support to prevent excessive deflection or sagging. It’s called a “hanger” bearing because it hangs from a support structure (e.g., a conveyor frame or overhead beam) rather than being mounted directly on a flat surface.

Key features of a hanger bearing may include:

• Housing: The housing of the hanger bearing is usually made from durable materials like cast iron or steel, and it houses the bearing components. The design of the housing provides support and protection to the bearing.
• Bearing: The bearing used in a hanger bearing assembly can vary depending on the application’s requirements. Common types of bearings used include ball bearings, spherical roller bearings, or self-aligning bearings to accommodate misalignment.
• Hanger Bracket: The hanger bracket is a structural component that attaches the hanger bearing to the support structure or conveyor frame. It allows the bearing to hang in place and support the rotating shaft.
• Shaft Attachment: The hanger bearing is designed to accommodate the rotating shaft and maintain its position. It may use set screws, clamps, or other means to secure the shaft while allowing it to rotate freely.
• Lubrication: Like any bearing, proper lubrication is crucial for hanger bearings to ensure smooth operation and extend their service life. Some hanger bearings may have lubrication fittings or provisions for adding grease or oil.

Please note that the specific design, size, and materials of a hanger bearing can vary depending on the application and manufacturer. If “UCHB” refers to a specific product code or model, I recommend checking with the manufacturer or supplier directly to get accurate and detailed information about that particular hanger bearing.