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SKF mounting and maintenance tools cover three stages of bearing work: mounting, dismounting and alignment. Every series begins with T and groups tools for one task, with sizes and accessories ordered on their own. Settle on the operation before you look for a part number, since a word like puller or heater can mean very different equipment.
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TMMP 2X65 and TMMP 3X185 are mechanical jaw pullers. The first figure is how many arms it has, and the second relates to the size of part it can reach. These are two separate models rather than two sizes of one tool, and their spare parts add a hyphen and another number.
TMAS 50-010 is a machinery shim for alignment, and its part number combines shim size and thickness. TMBR NU210 is an aluminum heating ring used to mount the inner ring of a cylindrical roller bearing; the end of the part number repeats that bearing's designation. Reading part numbers this way keeps you from ordering an accessory when you meant the full tool.
When dismounting, start by checking where you can grip the part. A jaw puller works if there is room behind the bearing; otherwise you need a different kind of tool. Measure the part's outside diameter, how deep it sits and the free space around it. A puller that is too small for the part will spread and score the shaft.
When mounting, it comes down to how the bearing fits. A ring with an interference fit on the shaft gets heated; a ring that fits in the housing gets pressed in with a tool bearing on that ring. Hit the wrong ring and the force goes through the rolling elements, damaging the new bearing. For alignment, you choose shims by the size of the machine foot and the anchor bolt.
Send the full part number of the tool or spare part. If you don't have it, describe the job: what part you are mounting or removing, its dimensions, whether you grip it from the outside or inside, and how much room you have. For heaters, give the bore, weight and type of the largest bearing you work with. For shims, the foot width, bolt diameter and the thicknesses you use most.
Often it is a spare part or accessory. Check before you order.
It depends on reach and spread. Measure the part and the space around it first.
No, each ring matches one bearing designation, and the part number shows which.
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For maintenance teams that need to correct machine position at the mounting points, the SKF TMAS shim set provides a straightforward solution. These calibrated steel shims are placed under supports to adjust level and alignment. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line to customers across the United States and Latin America.
Example part numbers:TMAS 2-050TMAS 50-005TMAS 50-010TMAS 50-020TMAS 50-025
The SKF TMMP is a jaw-type mechanical puller built for taking off bearings, pulleys, gears and similar parts that sit on a shaft with an interference fit. A screw works against a set of jaws so the pulling force stays under control and the component comes away intact. MR Industrial Accessories supplies this line within its range of mounting and maintenance tools.
Example part numbers:TMMP 2X65TMMP 2X170TMMP 2X170-6TMMP 3X185TMMP 3X185-2
The SKF TMBR induction heater ring is an aluminum tool that expands the inner rings of cylindrical roller bearings by induction before they are fitted. Plants and workshops use it when a controlled expansion is needed so the ring seats without hammering or added stress. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this line within its range of mounting and maintenance tools.
Example part numbers:TMBR NU207TMBR NU208TMBR NU210TMBR NU212TMBR NU216
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