Retaining Nuts

June 1, 2010

SHOELOK hardened steel, mechanical lock retaining nuts adjust, preload, and secure bearings and other components to shafts and spindles of power assemblies.

Features & benefits

Centerline alignment; develops peripherally when setscrews (turned with hex drive wrench) force shoes into deep thread contact
Sufficient radial clearance needed to turn set screws; useful in heavily loaded applications where shock and vibration are present
Metric series made with ISO metric threads with stringent tolerances; IDs from 23.8 to 232.7 mm; holds axial loads from 95 to 2,231 kN

Whittet-Higgins Co.
(401) 728-0700
www.whittet-higgins.com

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