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THOMSON SPPBOM50 Open Pillow Block Linear Ball Bearing

The THOMSON Linear Pillow Block Bearing is a self-aligning, open pillow block linear ball bearing with a single, not adjustable design and a 0.531 in profile. It features a 2 in inside diameter (MPN SPPBOM50)…

SKU 3G-OTH-123172

Also listed as: SPPBOM 50 · SPPBOM-50

Brand
THOMSON
Item
SPPBOM50 Open Pillow Block Linear Ball Bearing
Part Number
SPPBOM50
Category
Open Pillow Block Linear Ball Bearings
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
SPPBOM50
Type
Single, Not Adj, 0.531 in
Inside Dia
2 in

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Product Description

The THOMSON Linear Pillow Block Bearing is a self-aligning, open pillow block linear ball bearing with a single, not adjustable design and a 0.531 in profile. It features a 2 in inside diameter (MPN SPPBOM50), providing a reliable linear motion solution for industrial equipment across 14 departments, with specialist depth in motion control components.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a THOMSON SPPBOM50 linear pillow block bearing used for?

The THOMSON SPPBOM50 is a self-aligning, single open pillow block linear ball bearing used in industrial automation, packaging, and material handling systems. It supports and guides linear motion shafts while compensating for minor misalignment, reducing wear and extending equipment life.

What are the specifications of the THOMSON SPPBOM50 pillow block bearing?

The THOMSON SPPBOM50 has a 2 in inside diameter, a 0.531 in width, and is a self-aligning, single open design. It is not adjustable. The manufacturer part number is SPPBOM50. This bearing is suitable for linear motion applications requiring reliable shaft support.

Where to buy THOMSON SPPBOM50 linear pillow block bearings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the THOMSON SPPBOM50 linear pillow block bearing worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor since 1990, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to install a THOMSON self-aligning pillow block bearing?

To install the THOMSON SPPBOM50, first ensure the shaft is clean and free of burrs. Slide the bearing onto the shaft, align the mounting holes, and secure with bolts. Do not overtighten, as self-aligning bearings require slight movement. Lubricate per manufacturer guidelines before operation.

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Common applications for THOMSON
Industrial automation — Thomson 500 Series ball carriages (511H25C0D) used in linear motion axes for pick-and-place systems.
Packaging machinery — Thomson profile ball rails (521H30AD+1000) guide conveyor or carton-erecting mechanisms.
Material handling — Thomson linear ball bearings (SUPER32OPN) support sliding loads in transfer stations.
Machine tool — Thomson ball nut end blocks (7829547) integrate with ball screws for CNC table positioning.
Medical equipment — Thomson pre-drilled shaft support rails (LSR-10-PD) mount linear guides in diagnostic scanners.
Automated assembly — Thomson double-acting seals (OPNS1000) protect linear bearings in dusty environments.
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3G Electric supplies THOMSON open pillow block linear ball bearings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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