
FAG AHX31/500-H withdrawal sleeve
- Brand
- FAG
- Category
- Bushings and sleeves
- Subcategory
- Withdrawal sleeve
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Description
FAG AHX31/500-H 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 AHX31/500-H and any equivalents.
When a bearing sits on an interference fit, taking it off without harming the shaft seat or the bearing itself calls for the right accessory. The FAG AHX-H withdrawal sleeve is exactly that: a fastening and retaining component that mounts on the shaft and, using its thread and nut, allows controlled removal. For maintenance crews, this means disassembly that stays clean and safe, which in turn helps equipment reach a longer service life.
Reading the code helps you narrow down the choice. AHX marks the withdrawal sleeve family; the digits after it, as in AHX30/500-H or AHX3088-H, point to size and the application the sleeve is built for; the -H at the end identifies a construction variant in the series. Codes such as AHX31/500-H, AHX32/500-H, AHX3092-H and AHX3196-H differ because each one matches a particular bearing. Cross-checking the sleeve code against the bearing and the shaft dimensions is what confirms the selection.
These sleeves show up in maintenance work on machine tools, pumps, fans, conveyor belts and process equipment. Food, petrochemical, steel and power generation plants rely on them wherever bearings run with tight fits and are replaced on a schedule. Electric motor and gearbox repair shops also keep them on hand, since repeated disassembly there demands tools that leave the raceways unmarked and undeformed.
Before mounting, confirm the code matches both the bearing being removed and the shaft diameter. The thread and nut should be clean and lubricated so they do not seize. Line the sleeve up with the shaft and apply force evenly; heavy impacts can ruin the thread or the bearing. Where the bearing has seals or shields, make sure the sleeve will not interfere with them. A little mounting grease on the thread eases the job and guards against corrosion.
Sleeves made to the same designation standard can generally be swapped between brands, though materials and surface treatments are not always identical. When you request a quote, put the full code and the critical dimensions side by side. MR Industrial Accessories LLC supplies FAG as part of its fastening and retaining line and can advise on picking the right part. If anything is unclear, send the bearing code together with the sleeve code from the drawing.
To get a quote moving, send the exact sleeve code by WhatsApp, for example AHX30/500-H or AHX3192-H, and the quantity you need. Our technical team reviews each inquiry and answers promptly. You are also welcome to ask about other fastening and retaining parts. We serve customers across the United States and in several Latin American countries.
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 identify the withdrawal sleeve I need?
- Start with the bearing being removed and the shaft diameter; the sleeve code, for instance AHX3088-H, ties back to those dimensions. If it is not clear, send the bearing code and a photo of the assembly by WhatsApp and we will help you.
- Can FAG sleeves be used with bearings from other manufacturers?
- As a rule, sleeves built to the same designation standard can be interchanged between brands. Even so, it is worth checking the code plus the shaft and bearing dimensions. Send us the complete data if you want confirmation.
- What should I watch out for when using a withdrawal sleeve?
- Keep the thread clean and lubricated, align the sleeve with the shaft and apply force evenly. Sudden impacts can damage the thread or the bearing. Once the job is done, clean the sleeve and store it where corrosion will not reach it.

