SKF Bearing Lock Nut, AN 20

SKF Bearing Assembly, Lock Nut, 99.517mm ID - AN 20

Easily install bearings on your shaft with this lock nut from SKF. With four built-in slots for your hook spanner around its circumference, it easily mounts onto your machinery for quick installation. A 270kN static axial load rating indicates that the assembly can withstand the force of fast-moving hardware and deliver dependable performance. It locks to your bearing with a washer to give you a secure mounting fit and even load distribution. As it has an industry-standard 12 threads per inch, this unit is widely compatible with commonly used appliances.

Easily install bearings on your shaft with this lock nut from SKF. With four built-in slots for your hook spanner around its circumference, it easily mounts onto your machinery for quick installation. A 270kN static axial load rating indicates that the assembly can withstand the force of fast-moving hardware and deliver dependable performance. It locks to your bearing with a washer to give you a secure mounting fit and even load distribution. As it has an industry-standard 12 threads per inch, this unit is widely compatible with commonly used appliances.

• Dismounts with simple twist and pull motions for quick replacement• Slim 122.25mm outer diameter suits shafts in busy assemblies• Works with adapter sleeves and tapered seats for versatility• Can be reused after dismounting simply by replacing the washer

• Dismounts with simple twist and pull motions for quick replacement• Slim 122.25mm outer diameter suits shafts in busy assemblies• Works with adapter sleeves and tapered seats for versatility• Can be reused after dismounting simply by replacing the washer

Applications

• Assembly lines• Paper production• Processing plants• Rail industry

• Assembly lines• Paper production• Processing plants• Rail industry

How do I lock this bearing lock nut in place with a washer?

After you've screwed your bearing, washer and lock nut onto your shaft, you can simply bend one of your washer's tabs into a slot on your lock nut to secure it in place.

After you've screwed your bearing, washer and lock nut onto your shaft, you can simply bend one of your washer's tabs into a slot on your lock nut to secure it in place.