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Withdrawal sleeve TIMKEN AH3184G
- Manufacturer Part Number
- AH3184G
- Brand
- TIMKENOfficial brand
- Category
- Bushings and sleeves
- Subcategory
- Withdrawal sleeve
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Description
TIMKEN AH3184G is a withdrawal sleeve reference, within Bushings and sleeves. Request a quote for AH3184G via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with lead time and equivalents.
The TIMKEN withdrawal sleeve of the AH#G series is an axial fixing component used with bearings with tapered bore, especially spherical roller bearings. It is mounted on the shaft and, when tightened against the bearing cone, generates the necessary clamping to keep it seated in its working position. It also allows it to be removed afterwards without damaging the inner ring or the seat, something key in heavy maintenance equipment.
The designation of the AH#G series is read in blocks: the letters AH identify the withdrawal sleeve, the number that follows is the size code and the final G indicates the variant with metric thread. That is why it is advisable to read it completely before ordering: AH313G, AH314G and AH315G are small sizes of the same family, while AH2313G, AH3038G, AH3040G, AH3044G and AH3064G cover larger diameter applications. The number is not a direct diameter: it corresponds to the bearing for which it was designed.
In Argentine industry these sleeves appear in gearboxes, mills, conveyor belts, screens, pumps and mining or cement equipment where spherical roller bearings with tapered bore are mounted. They are also used in maintenance of steel, paper and oilseed plants, where the disassembly and reassembly of assemblies is done frequently and the clamping needs to be repeated without deteriorating the shaft. MR Accesorios Industriales supplies them throughout the country from Buenos Aires.
To choose the correct sleeve you must start from the bearing: the sleeve part number is associated with the series and the tapered bore diameter. During mounting, the cleanliness of the cone, the lubrication of the threads and the progressive tightening with a nut or impact nut are controlled, verifying the radial clearance before closing. If the equipment works with a lot of vibration or temperature, also check the lock nut and the lock washer, because they are the ones that hold the assembly in service.
Interchangeability between brands is handled by equivalence of part number and dimensions: a sleeve of the AH#G series from another firm can replace the TIMKEN one if the cone diameter, thread pitch and length match. It is not advisable to go only by the commercial number, because different nomenclatures can be numbered similarly without being interchangeable. The safest thing is to provide the complete part number of the bearing and the sleeve, and compare the seat measurements before mounting.
If you need a TIMKEN withdrawal sleeve of the AH#G series, send the part number on WhatsApp to MR Accesorios Industriales. We will quote you promptly and, if you are looking for a variant that does not appear in the list, write to us with the bearing model and we will indicate the compatible alternative.
This description provides guidance on the product type. Check the configuration and dimensions of this reference.
Dimensions
- Eje o agujero
- 400 mm
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I know which AH#G sleeve corresponds to my bearing?
- Start from the part number of the spherical roller bearing and its tapered bore. The sleeve is chosen by that combination, not by the shaft diameter alone. Send both part numbers on WhatsApp and we will indicate the corresponding sleeve.
- Can a withdrawal sleeve be reused?
- Yes, if the cone, the thread and the support face are in good condition and without deformations. Before reusing it, clean it, check the seating and lubricate the thread. If there are impact marks or wear, it is advisable to replace it so as not to lose clamping.
- What is the difference between the AH series and other sleeve nomenclatures?
- The AH#G series identifies withdrawal sleeves with metric thread. Other nomenclatures change the thread type, the length or the fixing system. That is why interchangeability is confirmed by comparing measurements and thread pitch, not just the number.

