AKN Take-Up Bearing Housing FST-505

Description

The AKN FST-505 is a heavy-duty take-up bearing housing designed for industrial applications that require shaft tensioning, such as conveyor systems. Constructed from durable cast iron, this housing provides a secure mount for a bearing insert and allows for linear adjustment to maintain proper belt or chain tension. It is suitable for a 25mm diameter shaft.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: AKN
• Type: Take-Up Bearing Housing
• Model: FST-505
• Compatible Shaft Diameter: 25 mm
• Material: Cast Iron
• Mounting: Designed for take-up frame mounting

Label Info

• Brand: akn
• Model: FST-505
• Casting Number: 506-605

Application

This housing is commonly used in conveyor systems, agricultural machinery, and various power transmission setups where shaft position adjustment is necessary to tension belts or chains.

Country of Origin

Germany

CO2 Impact

Opting for this pre-owned component saves an estimated 3.0 kg of CO2 compared to manufacturing a new one. This saving is equivalent to the emissions from driving a car for 15 km.

Availability

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FAQ

The FST-505 housing is designed for a standard UC205 or equivalent bearing insert, which has a 25mm inner diameter and a spherical outer diameter to accommodate misalignment.

This is a used housing and its lubrication state is unknown; it should be cleaned and re-lubricated before use. A standard NLGI 2 lithium-based grease is suitable for most general industrial applications.

While exact manufacturer drawings are scarce for this model, take-up units like the FST-505 typically follow standard dimensions for their size class. It is crucial to measure the existing frame or the housing's slot dimensions directly to ensure proper fitment.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026