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SKF SONL 232-532 upright bearing housing

Supplier number: SKF SONL 232-532 | EAN 7316572186077
Recommended Retail Price €7,822.36
3,872.80 tax incl.
€3,200.66 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 21/10/2026

  • Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 21/10/2026
  • Free shipping
  • Delivery by DHL
  • Delivered from Belgium


€3,872.80
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Material (bearing housing): Cast iron

Product description

SONL pillow (plummer) block housings are specially designed for oil lubrication. They can accommodate high temperatures and bearings operating at high speeds. They have a strong, stiff design and are characterized by a number of built-in features that maximize the effects of the lubricant and extend bearing service life.

  • Designed for oil lubrication
  • Can accommodate high temperatures
  • Can accommodate high bearing operating speeds
  • Robust design
  • Long service life

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All Features

Material (bearing housing)
Cast iron
Centre distance between bolt holes
470
Eye bolt
M20
Material, housing
Cast iron
Diameter of bearing seat
290
Centre height (pillow block)
215
Width of bearing seat
104
Housing type
Plummer/pillow block
Housing configuration
Two-piece
Number of bolt holes for fasteners
4
Centre distance between bolt holes (axial direction)
120
Attachment bolt diameter
30
Mounting arrangement
Through shaft/Shaft end
Fastening bolt hole type
With holes (unspecified type)
Housing lubrication feature/possibility
Oil
Bearing housing seal type
Oil seal
  • Brand SKF
  • EAN 7316572186077
  • Supplier number SKF SONL 232-532
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