The KMK 15 Lock Nut 75X98X14 from SKF is a precision-engineered component specifically designed for secure axial location of bearings and other components on shafts. With a bore diameter of 75 mm, an outer diameter of 98 mm, and a width of 14 mm, this lock nut is ideal for industrial applications requiring high precision and reliability. The KMK15-SKF model is typically used in heavy machinery and equipment where maintaining accurate axial positioning is critical.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Bore diameter (d) | 75 mm |
| Outer diameter (D) | 98 mm |
| Width (B) | 14 mm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
| ISO / cross-reference equivalent code | KMK 15 |
Technical advantages
The KMK 15 Lock Nut offers several technical benefits that enhance its performance in demanding applications:
- Manufactured to ISO standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of bearing types and sizes.
- Robust construction with a weight of 0.5 kg, supporting stable and secure bearing placement.
- Precision threading provides accurate and secure axial location, critical for maintaining alignment in high-speed machinery.
- Designed for ease of installation and removal, reducing downtime during maintenance operations.
- Standardized dimensions enable seamless integration into existing assemblies without the need for custom adaptations.
Typical applications
The KMK 15 Lock Nut is widely used across various industries and machines where precise axial alignment is necessary:
- Machine tools (CNC lathes, milling machines)
- Textile machinery (spinning frames, looms)
- Mining equipment (crushers, conveyors)
- Automotive manufacturing (assembly lines, paint shops)
- Wind turbines (gearboxes, generators)
Availability and ordering
Eurobearing.eu offers the SKF KMK 15 Lock Nut with fast availability for immediate dispatch. As a specialized B2B supplier, we provide the option to request a quote for bulk quantities. Add this essential component to your cart or contact us for a quotation to meet your specific industrial needs.
