

TIMKEN SR62X7.5 locating ring
- Brand
- TIMKEN
- Category
- Bearing housings
- Subcategory
- Housing covers and accessories
- Series
- 500/600
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Since 1945 · Martínez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Description
TIMKEN SR62X7.5 is a reference of locating ring, within Bearing housings. Request a quote for SR62X7.5 via WhatsApp or email with the quantity you need; we respond promptly with the quote and equivalents.
The SR lock ring is the component that locks the bearing axially inside the split plummer block housing. It is placed in the housing and secures the outer ring against displacement, so that the bearing works in its correct position without hitting the sides. It is a small but critical part: without it, the assembly loses guidance and premature wear appears. MR Accesorios Industriales sells the Timken line for SNT and FSNT housings.
The SR designation is read together with the housing size: the number that follows indicates the nominal housing diameter and the decimal value, the ring width. That is why references such as SR52X3.5, SR62X6 or SR80X9 coexist: the first figure identifies the housing size and the second, the thickness of the part. The 500/600 series and the SNTN 3000 Light Series and FSNT lines use these rings according to the housing size. Send us the complete part number and we will indicate the corresponding variant.
These rings are used in split plummer block housings of transmission equipment: belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mills, mixers, centrifugal pumps and industrial fans. In food, cement, mining and aggregate processing plants in Argentina, the SNT housing with its SR ring is a common solution for shafts rotating at moderate speeds and receiving radial load. They also appear in paper machines, steel mills and effluent treatment plants, where mounting is done on a steel structure or concrete bed.
To choose the right ring, start from the housing part number and the bearing that is mounted. The ring must match the outer ring diameter and the housing width; if the thickness is not correct, the bearing will have axial clearance or be locked. During mounting, clean the housing, check that both halves of the housing close without forcing and lubricate the contact surfaces. Shaft alignment with respect to the housing is key: a poorly seated ring generates vibration and wear on the seal.
Regarding interchangeability, Timken SR rings correspond to housings of their own SNT and FSNT line. Other manufacturers use equivalent systems, but the ring height and diameter may vary slightly between brands. It is not advisable to mix parts of different origin without verifying the seating. If you need to replace a ring, send the housing part number or the bearing model and we will indicate the compatible alternative.
If you have the housing part number at hand, write to us on WhatsApp and we will quote the SR ring you need. We can also advise you on the bearing and seals that complete the assembly. MR Accesorios Industriales works with the Timken line so that the mounting is properly resolved from the first attempt.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Send us the part number via WhatsApp and we'll confirm the dimensions and version against the manufacturer's data sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I identify the SR ring my housing needs?
- Take the part number of the split plummer block housing and that of the mounted bearing. The SR ring number must match the housing diameter and the decimal must match the width. If you have doubts, send us both part numbers via WhatsApp and we will indicate the reference.
- Do Timken SR rings work for housings of other brands?
- SR rings are designed for Timken SNT and FSNT housings. In housings of other brands the height or diameter may vary, so it is advisable to verify the seating before mounting. Send us the measurements and we will guide you.
- What should I check before mounting the ring?
- Check that the housing is clean and free of burrs, that both halves of the housing close properly and that the bearing sits evenly. Lubricate the contact surfaces and verify shaft alignment. A poorly seated ring generates axial clearance and premature wear.
