
BGL HS2324L adapter sleeve
- Brand
- BGL
- Category
- Bushings and sleeves
- Subcategory
- Adapter sleeve
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Description
BGL HS2324L belongs to adapter 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 HS2324L and any equivalents.
The BGL HS L adapter sleeve mounts a tapered bore bearing onto a plain shaft, so the shaft itself does not need a shoulder or any special machining. Each unit arrives as a complete assembly: the sleeve, the lock nut and either a lock washer or an MS lock. BGL makes it in nodular cast iron, with carbon steel or stainless steel versions available depending on the application. It is a straightforward choice for power transmission and rotating equipment in general.
Reading the HS L code is worth learning, because it tells you what the part fits. The letters HS mark the adapter sleeve family. The first group of digits gives the shaft diameter the sleeve mounts on, and the digits that follow give the tapered bore diameter of the bearing. The trailing L means this is the long version. Take HS2324L and HS3124L: both fit bearings with a 120 mm tapered bore, one from series 23 and the other from series 31. Once you know the logic, you can identify a replacement straight from the code stamped on the part.
These sleeves turn up across many industries, including food processing, cement, steel, paper, mining and aggregate operations. They are common in gearboxes, belt conveyors, bucket elevators, mills, mixers and centrifugal pumps. Their job is to hold the bearing on the shaft and carry the load without play, which makes assembly and disassembly simpler on equipment whose shaft has no shoulder or support step.
When selecting a sleeve, check three things: the shaft diameter (maximum tolerance h10), the bearing's tapered bore diameter, and the locking method you need. The assembly ships with a lock nut and lock washer or MS lock, so mounting is direct. During installation, confirm the tapered surfaces are clean, apply the recommended lubricant, and tighten the nut with the correct wrench until the bearing reaches its specified internal clearance. Proper alignment and controlled tightening help prevent overloads and support the service life of the assembly.
Adapter sleeves follow international standards, but designations can differ from one manufacturer to another, so equivalents are not always obvious. If you are replacing a sleeve from another brand, compare the main dimensions instead: shaft diameter, tapered bore diameter and length. Send those figures and we can point you to the compatible alternative or the exact code you need, as long as the dimensions and the type of lock match.
To get a quote, message us on WhatsApp with the full code, for example HS2324L or HS3130L, or simply with your shaft and bearing dimensions. We can also advise on mounting and complementary accessories.
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 BGL adapter sleeve assembly include?
- You receive the sleeve, the lock nut and a lock washer or MS lock. Nothing else needs to be sourced separately to mount it on the shaft and the tapered bore bearing.
- How do I know which HS sleeve code I need?
- You need the shaft diameter and the tapered bore diameter of the bearing. From there the HS code follows the series. If you are unsure, send the dimensions on WhatsApp and we will confirm the exact code.
- Can it be mounted on a shaft without a shoulder?
- Yes. The adapter sleeve is made to secure bearings with tapered bore onto plain shafts with maximum tolerance h10, with no shoulder required. That simplifies shaft machining and reduces manufacturing costs.

