Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
SKFProduct Type
Universal Washer
Sub Type
Thin Universal Washer
Inside Diameter
17mm
Dimensions
17 x 30 x 1 mm
Standards/Approvals
No
For Use With
AXK Series Bearings, AXW Series Bearings
Product Details
Searching for a reliable way to securely attach your shaft to a roller bearing? Make light work of the problem with this SKF roller bearing washer. You can use it with needle-type bearings in rotating systems to ensure secure connections that won't come loose. The unit's 1mm thickness and outside diameter of 30mm mean it slips easily into compact setups without adding unnecessary bulk. As it's made from steel, this is a durable option that's resistant to corrosion and wear, so delivers long-lasting performance.
Roller bearings are similar to ball bearings, but instead of using balls they use cylinder-shaped rolling elements. This type of bearing is a good choice when you need to support heavy loads at lower speeds, while ball bearings are best suited for supporting light loads at high speeds.
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SR 9.20 Each (inc. VAT)
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SR 8.00
SR 8.00 Each (ex VAT)
SR 9.20
SR 9.20 Each (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
1
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
SKFProduct Type
Universal Washer
Sub Type
Thin Universal Washer
Inside Diameter
17mm
Dimensions
17 x 30 x 1 mm
Standards/Approvals
No
For Use With
AXK Series Bearings, AXW Series Bearings
Product Details
Searching for a reliable way to securely attach your shaft to a roller bearing? Make light work of the problem with this SKF roller bearing washer. You can use it with needle-type bearings in rotating systems to ensure secure connections that won't come loose. The unit's 1mm thickness and outside diameter of 30mm mean it slips easily into compact setups without adding unnecessary bulk. As it's made from steel, this is a durable option that's resistant to corrosion and wear, so delivers long-lasting performance.
Roller bearings are similar to ball bearings, but instead of using balls they use cylinder-shaped rolling elements. This type of bearing is a good choice when you need to support heavy loads at lower speeds, while ball bearings are best suited for supporting light loads at high speeds.