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Adapter sleeves are suitable where bearings with a tapered bore are to be located on cylindrical shafts. In this case, the bearing is pressed onto the adapter sleeve until the required reduction in radial internal clearance is achieved. Adapter sleeves require no additional means of retention on the shaft. The bearings can be positioned at any point on shafts with a constant diameter.If adapter sleeves are used with a support ring to DIN 5418 on stepped shafts, the bearings can be axially located to high accuracy. In addition, this gives simpler dismounting of the bearings.

Adapter sleeves are the most commonly used components for locating bearings with a tapered bore onto a cylindrical seat as they can be used on plain shafts or stepped shafts. They are slit and are supplied complete with a KM lock nut and a MB lock washer.

SNL plummer (pillow) block housings are the most popular SKF bearing housings on the market, developed to be the first choice for design, quality and economy. They enable the incorporated bearings to achieve maximum service life with less need for maintenance. Different housing variants and seal designs are available, making the use of tailored housings virtually unnecessary and enabling cost-effective bearing arrangements to be made.

Insert bearings are based on sealed deep groove ball bearings. These insert bearings are suitable for applications where smooth running is a key operational parameter. It can accommodate heavier axial loads than any other insert bearing. The bearings are seald on both sides, made of sheet steel reinforced NBR, and are fitted in a recess on the outer ring and ride against the inner ring shoulder to act as contact seals.

Safe and effective tapered bore bearing assembly.Includes mounting sleeve, locknut and lockwasher or lockplate.Other dimensions may be available, consult your Timken sales representative. Adapters with a C1 dimension use a lockplate as the locking device as shown in the illustration; otherwise, a lockwasher is used as the locking device.

A bearing in the locating position must be secured axially in the housing. If the bearing seat in the housing and the bearing width do not match, locating (stabilizing) rings are required. Typically, two locating rings are required per housing. One ring should be placed on each side of the bearing. If only one locating ring is required, it should be installed on the same side as the lock nut.

These single row angular contact ball bearings can accommodate radial and axial loads acting simultaneously, where the axial load acts in one direction only. They can operate at high speeds and, depending on the variant, even very high speeds. They are more suitable than deep groove ball bearings for supporting large axial forces acting in one direction.

Insert bearings are based on sealed deep groove ball bearings. This variant of insert bearing is suitable for applications with both constant and alternating directions of rotation. It has an inner ring extended on one side, and is locked onto the shaft by tightening two (set) screws on the inner ring.

Single direction thrust ball bearings, with sphered housing washer, can accommodate axial loads in one direction. They must not be subjected to any radial load. Many of the components are interchangeable. The shaft washers have a ground bore that enables an interference fit. The sphered housing washers can accommodate initial misalignment when configured correctly with a sphered seat washer or a machine component with a sphered surface.

Withdrawal sleeves are slit tapered sleeves that are used to mount bearings with a tapered bore onto the cylindrical seat of stepped shafts. This AH(X) sleeve has dimensions in accordance with ISO standards and is a basic design for mounting and dismounting. The sleeve is located on the shaft by a lock nut or an end plate. The lock nuts and appropriate locking device can be ordered separately. End plates are not manufactured by SKF.

Spherical roller bearings can accommodate heavy loads in both directions. They are self-aligning and accommodate misalignment and shaft deflections, with virtually no increase in friction or temperature. The design includes features to facilitate relubrication. The bearings can be used in a modular system, including housings, sleeves and nuts.