KM 7, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 35x1.5, EAN code: 0087796028821
KM 8, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 40x1.5, EAN code: 0087796028838
KML 26, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 130x2, EAN code: 0013992212269
KML 30, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 150x2, EAN code: 0013992211811
KML 32, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 160x3, EAN code: 0013992156877
KML 38, Timken, Locknut
Nut, Steel, M 190x3, EAN code: 0087796250895
KMT 12, Timken, Precision Lock nut
Nut, Steel, M 60x2, EAN code: 0013992215772
KMT 14, Timken, Precision Lock nut
Nut, Steel, M 70x2, EAN code: 0013992166951
KMT 30, Timken, Precision Lock nut
Nut, Steel, M 150x2, EAN code: 0013992156921
KMT 32, Timken, Precision Lock nut
Nut, Steel, M 160x3, EAN code: 0013992166630
KMT 34, Timken, Precision Lock nut
Nut, Steel, M 170x3
TAN132, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893004150
TAN134, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893004181
TAN136, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893004280
TAN138, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893004433
TAN16, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893001272
TAN18, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893001357
TAN19, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893001371
TAN20, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893001395
TAN21, Timken, Lock nut
Nut, Steel, EAN code: 0053893001470
What types of locknuts and washers are available from Timken?
Lock Nuts are used to locate bearings and other components on shafts, as well as, to facilitate mounting and dismounting of bearings on withdrawal sleeves or tapered journals. Lock Nuts have equally spaced slots around the outside diameter to facilitate the use of a hook spanner or impact spanner.
Locking Washers are used to engage a groove in the shaft and secure the Lock Nut in position. When a washer with increased strength is needed, the MB. A design locking washer is the ideal choice.
Locking Clips are attached to the Shaft Nut using a screw with a hexagonal head.
Locking Plates are attached in the same way as the Locking Clips and are also supplied with a steel wire to pass through the holes in the head of each screw. The ends of the wire should be twisted together to prevent loosening of the screws.