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Long belt conveyor carrying ore across an open-pit mine, pillow block bearing units mounted on the idler frames

Conveyor & power transmission bearings

Conveyor and transmission bearing specialists — plus every other bearing your plant needs.

Full Bearing Range Company supplies pillow block, take-up and spherical roller units selected for dust, heavy load and 24/7 duty, along with the full industrial bearing range for the rest of your plant, all on one order.

  • Serving
  • Mining
  • Ports & Terminals
  • Logistics Centers
  • Cement
  • Aggregates
  • Grain & Bulk Terminals

Two product lines, one supplier

Conveyor bearings for the belt line. Full industrial range for the whole plant.

Full Bearing Range Company covers both sides of your bearing list. Conveyor and transmission units come selected for site conditions, and general plant bearings ship on the same order, so you have one quote, one shipment and one supplier to reconcile.

Pillow block and take-up bearing units bolted to a heavy belt conveyor frame

Specialist line

Conveyor & transmission bearings

  • Pillow block ball bearing units for light and medium conveyor shafts
  • Spherical roller plummer and flanged units for heavy-duty conveyors
  • Take-up bearing units for belt tensioning
  • Insert bearings in multiple locking methods and seal configurations
  • Tapered and spherical roller bearings for pulley shafts, drive shafts and gear drives
Deep groove, angular contact and thrust bearings stacked on a warehouse shelf

Full plant range

General industrial bearings

  • Deep groove, angular contact, thrust and precision bearings for pumps, motors and machinery
  • Linear motion components for workshop and handling equipment
  • Housings, adapter and withdrawal sleeves, lock nuts
  • Seals, lubricants and accessories to finish the job

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Selection by operating condition

Conveyor bearing seal and load selection matrix

Most early failures come down to the wrong seal or an undersized series for the duty. This matrix shows how Full Bearing Range Company matches the seal structure and load series to each site condition before quoting.

Condition Typical positions Seal structure Load & series approach
Heavy dust Quarry, aggregate and cement conveyors, transfer points Triple-lip or labyrinth sealing with a flinger to keep fines out of the raceway Regreasable units so fresh grease purges contamination; size up where buildup adds load
Wet / washdown Grain and bulk terminals, port conveyors, cleaned process lines Contact seals plus end covers to block water ingress during washdown Housing and locking method chosen to resist corrosion; lubrication suited to moisture
Heavy load Drive and head pulleys, take-ups, bucket elevator shafts Housing seals matched to the shaft speed and misalignment Move from ball insert units to spherical roller plummer or flanged units, or a heavier series
24/7 continuous Mine haulage belts, port terminals, logistics sortation Low-friction seals that hold up to long running hours without overheating Load rating and housing chosen to extend relubrication and maintenance intervals

If a position keeps failing on the current spec, we propose an upgrade. Nothing changes without your approval.

Case · Grain terminal, USA

A repeat take-up failure, fixed with a heavier unit and a triple-lip seal.

A US grain terminal kept losing one take-up bearing position. We recommended a heavier unit with a triple-lip seal, and it has been running cool since installation.

  1. 01 · Problem

    Repeated failure on the take-up

    The same take-up bearing position failed again and again in dusty grain-handling duty.

  2. 02 · Upgrade

    Heavier unit + triple-lip seal

    Our engineer proposed a heavier series and stronger sealing. The customer approved the change before the order went ahead.

  3. 03 · Result

    Running cool, shutdown fully supplied

    The new unit runs normally, and all the other bearings needed for the shutdown shipped on the same order.

"We had a repeated failure on a take-up bearing position. Their engineer suggested a heavier unit with a triple-lip seal. We installed it three months ago and it is still running cool. They also supplied all the other bearings we needed for the shutdown."
Robert Johnson · Johnson Grain Terminal, USA

Old part identification

No model number? Send photos and bolt spacing.

If you send photos and mounting dimensions, we can match an unmarked flanged or pillow block unit to a direct replacement. Worn housings on older conveyors no longer have to hold up a repair.

  • Photos from several angles

    Show the housing, the insert, the locking collar and any casting marks.

  • Bolt spacing and shaft diameter

    Include the bolt hole centers, the center height and the mounting type so the replacement fits your existing frame.

  • Matching unit plus the bearings around it

    We can add the drive motor or pulley bearings for the same position to the order.

Send Photos & Bolt Spacing
Worn flanged bearing unit on an overhead conveyor next to a measuring tape

Customer result · Australia

An old flanged unit on an overhead conveyor was matched within hours, using only photos and bolt spacing.

Maintenance crew replacing a conveyor drive pulley bearing during a plant shutdown

Shutdown spares

One order for the whole shutdown list

Conveyor pulley bearings and the bearings for your pumps, motors and workshop equipment ship together on one order. Your crew gets a complete kit before the outage window opens.

A Russian cement plant ordered a bulk set of pulley and general machinery bearings for its annual shutdown. Every reference matched the specification, the shipment arrived ahead of the outage date, and the job finished on schedule.

Send Your Shutdown List

Conveyor maintenance manager

Reviews failure records and needs a clear upgrade path for problem positions.

Reliability engineer

Checks load rating, seal type and expected service life against site conditions.

Operations purchasing

Confirms unit references, quantities and delivery dates against the outage plan.

Maintenance contractor

Needs one supplier that knows conveyor duty and carries the full bearing range.

Customer reviews

What conveyor operators say about Full Bearing Range Company

Quarries, ports, grain terminals, cement plants, warehouses and maintenance contractors in South Africa, Chile, the USA, Russia, Australia and Italy.

5.0
"We replaced all the pillow block units on our main aggregate conveyor with upgraded-seal bearings from this supplier. After six months of dusty operation, not a single unit has failed. We also source our general plant bearings from them now — one supplier for everything."
MDMichael DlaminiDlamini Quarry & Aggregates · South Africa
5.0
"Our port terminal runs belt conveyors 24/7 and also needs bearings for pumps, motors and workshop equipment. This supplier covers all of it in one order. The conveyor specialist knowledge plus full product range is exactly what we needed."
CMCarlos MendozaTerminal Portuaria del Pacífico · Chile
4.9
"We had a repeated failure on a take-up bearing position. Their engineer suggested a heavier unit with a triple-lip seal. We installed it three months ago and it is still running cool. They also supplied all the other bearings we needed for the shutdown."
RJRobert JohnsonJohnson Grain Terminal · USA
5.0
"We ordered a bulk set of conveyor pulley bearings plus general machinery bearings for our annual shutdown project. Every reference matched our specification, the shipment arrived ahead of the outage date, and our maintenance team completed the job on schedule."
SPSergey PetrovUral Cement Plant · Russia
4.9
"Identifying an old flanged bearing unit on an overhead conveyor was tricky. We sent photos and bolt spacing measurements, and they matched the exact unit within hours. They also supplied the matching deep groove bearings for the drive motor at the same time."
EWEmma WilsonWilson Logistics Warehouse · Australia
5.0
"As a conveyor maintenance contractor, we need a supplier that understands conveyor duty cycles and also carries the full bearing range. This one gives us solid technical advice and reliable delivery across every product category."
MBMarco BianchiBianchi Manutenzione Trasportatori · Italy

FAQ

Conveyor bearing sourcing questions

Here are short answers for maintenance, reliability and purchasing teams working with Full Bearing Range Company.

What should I include in a bearing inquiry?

Include the conveyor position, the bearing or unit model, shaft diameter, bolt spacing or mounting type, operating environment and quantity. If the model is unknown, attach photos and mounting dimensions instead. These details let us confirm the right unit and seal on the first reply.

Can you identify an old unit with no model number?

Yes. Send photos of the flanged or pillow block unit along with its bolt spacing and shaft size, and we will match a direct replacement that fits your existing frame.

Will you suggest an upgrade if a position keeps failing?

Yes. When the current spec keeps causing failures, we propose an upgraded seal configuration or a heavier series that suits the duty. Nothing changes without your approval.

What does your quotation include?

Every written quotation lists the model, quantity, price, currency, stock status, lead time and shipping terms. After you confirm the order, we ship with tracking information and the appropriate export documentation.

Technical articles

Latest bearing selection guides

Practical notes on sealing, load selection and installation for conveyor and transmission bearings.

Request a quote

Send your conveyor specs and get a written quote

Tell us the conveyor position, shaft diameter and operating conditions. Full Bearing Range Company will confirm the unit and seal, then quote with stock status and lead time.

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