Linear 2200-820, Brg Prec Roller 1Idx2Od Msga
The Linear 2200-820 is a Precision Roller Bearing from Linear (Nortek/OSCO). Precision roller bearing, 1 in ID x 2 in OD, for Linear/OSCO MSG-A gate operator sprocket assemblies. Dimensions: 1 in ID x 2 in OD. Material: Steel. Mounting: Press-fit or shaft-mounted in sprocket bearing bore.
Key Features
- 1 in bore (ID) x 2 in outer diameter (OD)
- Precision ground roller bearing for low runout and high accuracy
- Designed for MSG-A series gate operator sprocket assemblies
- Higher radial load capacity than standard ball bearings
- OEM Linear/OSCO replacement bearing
- Application-specific to MSG-A - verify before substituting for other MSG variants
Compatibility Guide
- Linear OSCO MSG-A gate operators
- Linear OSCO MSG series gate operators
- Linear/OSCO operators using 1 in bore sprocket or shaft assemblies
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Linear 2200-820 |
| Item Type | Precision Roller Bearing |
| Materials | Steel |
| Dimensions | 1 in ID x 2 in OD |
| Mounting | Press-fit or shaft-mounted in sprocket bearing bore |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 2200-820 Bearing 1-inch |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 2200-820 bearing used for in a gate operator?
A: The 2200-820 is a precision roller bearing used in the sprocket or shaft assembly of Linear/OSCO MSG-A gate operators. The precision ground races reduce runout and ensure smooth, accurate rotation under load.
Q: What is the MSG-A operator and why does it need a specific bearing?
A: The MSG-A is a specific variant within the Linear/OSCO MSG (Medium Slide Gate) series. The 2200-820 is the correct replacement bearing for the MSG-A model and should not be substituted with bearings from other MSG variants without verification.
Q: Is the 2200-820 bearing interchangeable with the 2200-789?
A: Both the 2200-789 and 2200-820 share the same 1 in ID x 2 in OD envelope, but the 2200-820 is specified as a precision roller bearing for the MSG-A while the 2200-789 is a sealed radial ground bearing for the MSG-D. They are application-specific and may differ in internal design and tolerance class.
Q: Why use a precision roller bearing instead of a standard bearing?
A: Precision roller bearings carry higher radial loads with lower friction than standard ball bearings of the same size. For gate operators driving heavy gates at high duty cycles, this results in longer bearing life and more efficient operation.
Q: What are the signs that the 2200-820 bearing needs replacement?
A: Replace the 2200-820 bearing if you observe increased noise (rumbling, grinding), vibration from the sprocket area, excessive heat near the bearing housing, or visible damage such as pitting, flaking, or corrosion on the races.
