UCP205 specifications

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Pillow Block Bearing · Source checked 2026-10-27

These catalog fields help identify the referenced unit. They do not establish application suitability, replacement compatibility or machine-specific maintenance instructions.

• Can a bearing relubrication interval be chosen from the model number alone?

  The UCP200 pillow-block example lists lubrication as required and identifies a fitting. Those fields provide a starting point for the maintenance information requested in this QA.

• Why can adding more grease make a bearing run hotter?

  This lubricated pillow-block unit is a relevant example for recording the grease intervention and operating conditions discussed in the QA.

• Why does grease-gun cleanliness matter even when the bearing has seals?

  The catalog lists both double seals and a lubrication fitting. This combination is directly relevant to the QA's distinction between external sealing and contamination introduced during replenishment.

• What should be investigated when water is found in bearing lubricant?

  This cast-iron mounted-unit example lists double seals. Its housing and seal descriptions are identification fields to retain when investigating the complete water-entry path.

• Does a high-temperature grease rating prove that the complete bearing unit can operate at that temperature?

  The unit has its own listed catalog temperature range. This provides a concrete example of checking the complete product record separately from a proposed grease data sheet.

• What should be documented before changing a bearing's lubricant brand or product?

  The pillow-block model and its lubrication requirement can be retained in the change record described by this QA; the actual old and new grease identities still have to be supplied.

• Does a sealed bearing automatically qualify a complete unit for pressure washdown?

  The product record says Double Sealed. It is a direct example of the bearing-seal description whose scope this QA explains.