Moline Bearing Co Fractional Bore Size Expansion E1000 4 Bolt Split Pillow Block Bearing
Moline Bearing Co Fractional Bore Size Expansion E1000 4-Bolt Split Pillow Block Bearing
Heavy-Duty Support with Built-In Thermal Flexibility
The Moline Expansion E1000 4-Bolt Split Pillow Block Bearing with fractional bore sizing is engineered for precision support and axial shaft movement in industrial environments where thermal expansion must be managed. This expansion-style pillow block bearing is designed to absorb linear shaft growth without inducing stress on equipment, extending bearing and shaft life in high-heat or long-shaft applications.
Expansion Insert Design
Accommodates Thermal Shaft Movement
The floating bearing insert allows controlled axial shaft movement, preventing bearing misalignment or shaft binding during temperature changes. It’s ideal for:
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Long conveyor shafts
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High-temperature processing lines
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Equipment with thermal cycling
Fractional Bore Compatibility
Built to fit standard inch-size shafts, this bearing is a natural fit for North American machinery, reducing the need for custom modifications.
Rugged 4-Bolt Split Housing
Durable. Serviceable. Stable.
The 4-bolt design provides maximum housing stability under heavy loads and vibration. The split housing simplifies bearing inspection and replacement, allowing for quick shaft-in-place service without complete disassembly.
Materials include:
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Cast iron or ductile iron housings
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Precision-machined surfaces for tight tolerances
Applications
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Mining conveyors
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Power transmission systems
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Material handling lines
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Industrial fans, kilns, and dryers
Why Choose Moline’s Expansion E1000 Pillow Block?
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Axial shaft movement without stress
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Fast maintenance with split housing
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Made in the USA
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Trusted for strength and longevity in harsh conditions
When the job demands flexibility without compromising stability, the Moline E1000 Expansion 4-Bolt Pillow Block Bearing delivers unmatched performance.
Engineered to flex. Built to last. Trusted by industry—Moline Bearing Co.