Mounting pattern
Bolt count alone is not enough; spacing, pilot, flange shape and mounting-face constraints matter.
Face-mounted path
Use this path for two-bolt, three-bolt or four-bolt flange arrangements that must be checked against a reference, bolt pattern and available installation envelope.

01 / Category use
Use this path for two-bolt, three-bolt or four-bolt flange arrangements that must be checked against a reference, bolt pattern and available installation envelope.
02 / Inquiry checklist
Unknown product data should be requested or measured—not filled with generic catalogue values.
Complete code and every suffix
Housing only or complete unit
Shaft or bearing interface
Bolt count, spacing and pilot details
Overall envelope and mounting face
Quantity, application and destination
03 / Decision checks
These are review prompts, not a substitute for application engineering.
Bolt count alone is not enough; spacing, pilot, flange shape and mounting-face constraints matter.
For complete units, identify the insert, locking method, seals and lubrication arrangement.
State the mounting orientation, access limits and environment so the review matches the installed task.
04 / Specification handoff
The public site intentionally avoids generic numeric tables where product evidence has not been supplied.
| Field | What to provide | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | Full code, suffixes, drawing number and revision | Controls identity and change status |
| Interfaces | Shaft/bearing fit, mounting pattern, centre height and envelope as applicable | Controls machine fit |
| Operating context | Load direction, speed, temperature, contamination, lubrication and access | Controls review boundaries |
| Commercial scope | Quantity, destination, packaging, records and target date | Controls proposal completeness |
06 / Start the review
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