FAG AHX2314G withdrawal sleeve
- Brand
- FAG
- Category
- Bushings and sleeves
- Subcategory
- Withdrawal sleeve
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Description
FAG AHX2314G 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 AHX2314G and any equivalents.
FAG AHX G series withdrawal sleeves are used to take bearings with a tapered bore off the shaft in a controlled manner. The sleeve sits on the shaft, threads into the withdrawal nut, and lets you pull the bearing without hammering or heating. For maintenance teams, this means less risk of damaging the shaft or the bearing during disassembly.
The code tells you what you are holding. AHX marks the withdrawal sleeve family, the G at the end is a construction variant, and the number in the middle ties the sleeve to a bearing size. You will see it in part numbers such as AHX330G, AHX2314G or AHX2328G. Fixed letters, variable number: that is the whole logic of the series.
These sleeves show up wherever tapered roller bearings are mounted: gearboxes, pumps, fans, machine tools and conveyors. Food processing, petrochemical and steel plants also use them regularly. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies this FAG line to workshops and plants across the United States and in several Latin American countries.
To pick the right sleeve, start with the code of the tapered bore bearing you plan to remove. The sleeve has to match that bore and work with your withdrawal system. Check that the withdrawal nut thread matches the sleeve thread. When you assemble, lubricate the thread and the contact surface, then apply force axially and evenly. Good alignment keeps both the sleeve and the bearing out of trouble.
FAG withdrawal sleeves can generally be interchanged with other brands that follow the same dimensional standard for tapered roller bearings. Compare the bearing code and the thread dimensions. If you are not sure, send us the bearing or sleeve code and we will confirm the equivalence. A thread that does not match can ruin the assembly, so do not guess.
Need a FAG withdrawal sleeve from the AHX G series? Send the exact code, for example AHX2314G, by WhatsApp or email and we will quote promptly. We can also help you identify the right sleeve if you give us the code of the bearing you want to remove. Our team can suggest equivalents and assist with selection.
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
- How do I know which withdrawal sleeve I need?
- Start with the code of the tapered bore bearing you are going to remove. That defines the compatible sleeve. If you do not have the code, send us a photo or the bearing measurements and we will guide you.
- Are FAG sleeves compatible with other brands?
- In general, withdrawal sleeves follow dimensional standards that allow interchange between brands. The critical points are the diameter and the thread pitch. Send us the code and we will confirm the equivalence.
- What care should I take when using a withdrawal sleeve?
- Lubricate the thread before use, apply axial force without impacts, and make sure the sleeve is aligned with the shaft. If you feel excessive resistance, stop and check the assembly.