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Split plummer block housings SE 2, 3, 5 and 6 series

             Features and benefits                                            Fig. 2
             SE plummer block housings in the 2, 3, 5 and 6   Reinforcement rib in the base
             series have the following features and benefits:
             Stiffer and more robust housing
             The new, optimized design together with their
             stronger material grade make SE housings
             more robust compared to SNL housings.
               With larger ribs in the base, and additional
             material around the holes for attachment bolts
             († figs. 2 and 3), SE housings are stiffer than
             their predecessors. The attachment bolts can
             be preloaded to locate the housing without
             deforming the base or housing bore.

             Better heat dissipation
             The ribs around the perimeter and in the
               centre of the base († fig. 3) are larger, to
             increase the contact area between the base                       Fig. 3
             and support surface. This results in improved   Enlarged central rib for better support and heat
             heat flow from the bearing outer ring to the   dissipation
             support surface.
             Improved markings on the housing
             The housing cap and base are matched during
             manufacture and are not interchangeable with
             the caps and bases of other housings. A unique
             serial number on both housing parts helps
             avoid any mismatches († fig. 4).
               The designation on the housing cap has also
             been enhanced for readability and now con-
             tains the complete housing designation, i.e.
             with variant suffixes, for better traceability
             († fig. 5).


                                                                              Fig. 4
                                                  Individually marked cap and base



















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