SKF Y-Bearing Flanged Unit for 30mm Shaft

Description

The SKF FYTB 506 M is a high-quality Y-bearing flanged unit designed for reliability and simple mounting. It consists of a cast iron oval housing and an insert bearing with grub screw locking for secure attachment to a 30mm shaft. These units are ideal for use in various industrial applications, including conveyor systems, agricultural machinery, and packaging equipment.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: SKF
• Part Number: FYTB 506 M
• Product Type: Y-Bearing Flanged Unit
• Shaft Diameter: 30 mm
• Housing Material: Cast Iron
• Housing Shape: Oval, 2-Bolt Flange
• Locking Method: Grub (set) screw

Label Info

• Brand: SKF
• Model: FYTB 506 M
• EAN: 7316570625127

Application

This bearing unit is suitable for applications requiring simple mounting arrangements and support for rotating shafts. The cast iron housing provides rigidity and absorbs vibrations, ensuring a long operational life.

Country of Origin

Made in Italy.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned item, you are contributing to a circular economy and helping to avoid the 1.2 kg of CO2 emissions associated with the production of a new unit.

Availability

This item is available from our stock. Order now from PLC2Day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

This unit typically comes pre-assembled with a YAR 206 series insert, which features set screw locking for secure shaft attachment.

The correct torque depends on the size and grade of the mounting bolts used (typically M10 for this housing). It is essential to consult the SKF engineering catalogue or general machine design standards to ensure proper clamping force without damaging the housing.

Yes, SKF Y-bearing units like the FYTB series are equipped with a grease nipple, allowing for relubrication to extend service life, especially in contaminated or demanding operating environments.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026