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The FAG AH-H series withdrawal sleeve is a component used to mount and remove tapered roller bearings on tapered shafts. It sits between the bearing and the extraction tool, enabling disassembly without harming the shaft or the bearing. In industrial maintenance, this sleeve supports clean, controlled removal that helps avoid extended downtime and unnecessary costs.
Example part numbers:AH33/500-HAH33/530-HAH33/560-HAH33/600-HAH33/630-H
A withdrawal sleeve in the FAG AH series is a fastening and retaining component used to dismount bearings, bushings and other parts fitted with a tapered seat. It sits on the shaft or against the component, and a thread or drive produces the thrust required to release the fit without harming the seat. In industrial maintenance this matters, because a clean dismount protects shafts and housings.
A withdrawal sleeve from the FAG AH series sits between a cylindrical shaft and a bearing with a tapered bore, and it is the part that carries the axial force when the bearing is pushed into place or pulled off again. Because that force travels through the sleeve instead of the raceways, mounting and dismounting stay controlled and the shaft surface is left intact. For anyone planning a scheduled shutdown, the sleeve is what makes the bearing fit repeatable.
Example part numbers:AH39/500G-HAH39/530G-HAH39/560G-HAH39/600G-HAH39/630G-H
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