Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
SKFType
Bearing Adapter Sleeve
Inner Diameter
60mm
Outer Diameter
75mm
Dimensions
60 mm x 50mm
Series
H
For Use With
Plain Shaft, Stepped Shaft
Country of Origin
Sweden
Product details
Adapter Sleeves for Metric Shafts
Adapter Sleeves are the most commonly used components for locating bearings with a tapered bore onto a cylindrical seating, as they can be used on smooth or stepped shafts.
Easy to mount and require no additional location on the shaft
When used on smooth shafts, the bearing can be located at any position on the shaft
When used on stepped shafts together with a stepped ring, bearings can be accurately positioned axially and bearing dismounting is also facilitated
SKF adapter sleeves are supplied complete with lock nut and locking device
Supplied with
lock nut and locking device
Plummer Blocks, Bearing Lubrication and Accessories
23.034 OMR
23.034 OMR Each (ex VAT)
24.186 OMR
24.186 OMR Each (inc. VAT)
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23.034 OMR
23.034 OMR Each (ex VAT)
24.186 OMR
24.186 OMR Each (inc. VAT)
1
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
SKFType
Bearing Adapter Sleeve
Inner Diameter
60mm
Outer Diameter
75mm
Dimensions
60 mm x 50mm
Series
H
For Use With
Plain Shaft, Stepped Shaft
Country of Origin
Sweden
Product details
Adapter Sleeves for Metric Shafts
Adapter Sleeves are the most commonly used components for locating bearings with a tapered bore onto a cylindrical seating, as they can be used on smooth or stepped shafts.
Easy to mount and require no additional location on the shaft
When used on smooth shafts, the bearing can be located at any position on the shaft
When used on stepped shafts together with a stepped ring, bearings can be accurately positioned axially and bearing dismounting is also facilitated
SKF adapter sleeves are supplied complete with lock nut and locking device
Supplied with
lock nut and locking device