1. Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut
Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut are used to adjust axial play or secure shaft-hub connections in mechanical systems. Their flat design allows for space-saving installation in tight spaces .
Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut Key Features:
Slotted Design: Slots enable precise adjustment using a spanner (e.g., DIN 1810-A), ensuring the nut stays fixed under vibration.
Material & Finish: Typically made of steel (property class 17H) with zinc plating or blue passivation for corrosion resistance .
Thread Sizes: Available in metric threads from M10×1 to M80×1.5. Larger sizes (≥M45×1.5) have 6 slots for better torque distribution .
DIN70852 bearing locking nuts Applications:
Industrial machinery, automotive drivetrains, and conveyor systems.
Examples: Securing gears, pulleys, or bearings on shafts.
2. DIN 1804 Bearing Locking Nuts
DIN 1804 bearing locking nuts are specialized for high-precision axial locking, particularly in bearing assemblies. They often work with hook wrenches (e.g., SKF HN series) for installation in confined spaces
Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut Key Features:
Smooth Mating Surface (D3): A slightly protruding smooth surface ensures tight contact with mating components, reducing wear.
Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut Material Options:
Unhardened steel (blackened finish) for general use.
Hardened steel (HRC 60±2) for heavy-duty applications requiring high strength .
Nylon-insert variants (e.g., GN 1804.1) for self-locking performance without additional tools .
Thread Sizes: Similar to DIN 70852, covering M10×1 to M80×1.5.
Nylon Insert Bearing Locking Nut Applications:
Bearings on tapered shafts, gearboxes, and precision machinery. Example: Adjusting clearance in roller bearing assemblies .
DIN 70852 DIN1804 Bearing Locking Nuts Specifications:
DIN70852 DIN1804 Bearing locking nuts come in various sizes, typically specified by their thread diameter and pitch, or sometimes by a KM number for specific SKF lock nuts. Common metric thread sizes include M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12, M16, and M20. Larger sizes like M25, M50, M60, and M85 are also available. To determine the correct size, you'll need to measure the shaft diameter the nut will be used on or the bore diameter of the nut itself.
Why Choose DIN Standards for bearing locking nuts?
It ensure interchangeability and reliability across industries.
Widely used in automotive, aerospace, and industrial sectors (e.g., SKF, Ganter) .
Zinc plating and heat treatment enhance resistance to corrosion and fatigue.
