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For BGL withdrawal sleeves, start with how the bearing is supported and from which side the part is removed. This line concerns tapered bore bearing mounting and must be checked against shaft geometry, particularly the shoulder and axial access. Do not select by resemblance to an adapter sleeve: both sit between shaft and bearing, but assembly arrangement and extraction call for different checks.
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The catalog includes AH30/530, AH32/530GG and AHX30/500. The first two show AH followed by a numeric block with a slash; the second also retains GG at the end. The third begins with AHX. This reading records the reference without turning letters into assumed features. Numbers after the slash do not replace measurement of the shaft seat. Keep the complete code when comparing a removed part or a spare parts list.
A roller support, mill or transmission shaft may require this sleeve to be assessed during maintenance. Record where the bearing ring rests, the side with room for sleeve removal and the thread involved in extraction. A cover, coupling or shoulder restricting travel is part of the identification. Review the installed assembly as well as the part lying on the workshop bench.
For a quote from MR Accesorios Industriales, send the AH or AHX reference, measured dimensions, bearing designation and a photograph of the shaft shoulder. Specify machine, position, quantity and whether only the sleeve or associated items are required. A sketch indicating removal direction helps when photographs hide working space.
Do not assume so. BGL separates the hydraulic line; an oil connection and the full reference must be checked on the relevant part.
No. It belongs to the recorded designation and must remain, even though no technical meaning is assigned to it here.
Shoulder position, available length and extraction thread help reconstruct the support arrangement and check the replacement.
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The BGL AH series withdrawal sleeve is a fastening component for tapered bore bearings. It is placed on the shaft with a support shoulder and pushed into the bearing bore by means of a nut threaded on the shaft or an end cap. Its external thread allows the assembly to be dismounted without damaging the bearing. Made of BGL nodular cast iron, with carbon steel option.
The BGL withdrawal sleeve of the AH GG series is a component that mounts tapered bore bearings on shafts with a support shoulder. It is inserted into the bearing bore and secured with a lock nut threaded on the shaft or an end cap. Its thread allows the assembly to be dismounted without damaging the bearing. Manufactured in BGL nodular cast iron, with a carbon steel option.
Some codes:AH32/530GGAH32/630GGAH39/500GGAH39/530GGAH39/560GG
The BGL withdrawal sleeve of the AHX line is a fastening component for tapered bore bearings. It is placed on the shaft with a support shoulder and pushed into the bearing bore by means of a nut threaded on the shaft or a cover at its end. Its external thread allows the assembly to be dismounted without damaging the bearing. Made of BGL nodular cast iron, with carbon steel option.
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