
BGL AHX32/500GG withdrawal sleeve
- Brand
- BGL
- Category
- Bushings and sleeves
- Subcategory
- Withdrawal sleeve
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Description
BGL AHX32/500GG belongs to withdrawal sleeve, part of our Bushings and sleeves range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for AHX32/500GG and any equivalents.
When a tapered bore bearing has to sit firmly on a shouldered shaft and still come off cleanly later, the BGL AHX series withdrawal sleeve does that job. A nut threaded on the shaft, or an end cap, presses the sleeve into the bearing bore. Because the sleeve carries an external thread, the assembly can be released again without harming the bearing. It is supplied in nodular cast iron, with a carbon steel option available.
Reading the code helps you order the right piece. In designations such as AHX30/500GG and AHX31/500GG, the number after the slash points to a bearing bore of 500 mm; AHX32/600GG points to 600 mm. The same pattern applies to AHX3088GG, AHX3092GG, AHX3096GG and AHX3188GG, where the larger figure identifies the specific dimensions of that series. The GG suffix describes how the sleeve is built. The safest way to confirm the exact item is to send the full part number printed on the drawing or on the equipment nameplate.
These sleeves suit mountings where the bearing must be held tight on a tapered shaft with a shoulder. You will find them in gearboxes, mills, conveyor belts, pumps, and in mining, cement and steelmaking equipment. They also serve food processing, oil and power generation operations where a mounting has to be taken apart later without marking the bearing or the shaft. Nodular cast iron resists wear and fatigue, which makes it a fit for moderate and high loads.
Selection comes down to three things: the shaft diameter, the tapered bore of the bearing and the support shoulder. Keep in mind that the lock nut, the lock washer and the withdrawal nut are ordered as separate items. At mounting, verify that the assembly is aligned and apply the recommended lubricant so the fit goes on smoothly. Dismounting is controlled through the sleeve thread: turning the withdrawal nut frees the bearing without heavy force.
Withdrawal sleeves carry a standardized designation, and that designation can differ from one manufacturer to another. If you are holding a part number from another brand, or a part you cannot identify, send it over on WhatsApp and we will point you to the compatible alternative with the same functional dimensions. MR Industrial Accessories is an official distributor of BGL in the USA.
For a quote on your BGL AHX series withdrawal sleeve, send the complete part number to MR Industrial Accessories LLC by WhatsApp or email. The team answers promptly and can suggest equivalents or help you choose. Ordering several units, or need a special size? Ask us and we will guide you to the option that fits your application.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the withdrawal sleeve do on a tapered bearing?
- It holds the tapered bore bearing on a shouldered shaft. A threaded nut or a cap pushes it into the bore, and the external thread lets the assembly be taken apart without damaging the bearing or the shaft.
- Do the lock nut and lock washer come with the sleeve?
- No. The sleeve is supplied on its own, and the lock nut, lock washer and the nut used for dismounting are ordered separately. Send us those part numbers and we can quote them alongside the sleeve.
- How do I find the right sleeve without a part number?
- Send the shaft dimensions and the bearing tapered bore, or the part number of the original component. With that information we can identify the equivalent BGL sleeve. If the part is unidentified, a photo and the dimensions sent by WhatsApp are enough to start.

