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Precision self-locking nuts<br />

It is highly re<strong>com</strong>mended that precision self-locking nuts are used whenever MachLine<br />

bearings are installed. They can be used to preload a bearing assembly and ensure the<br />

preload is maintained over time. When used with large axial loads, the assembly can be<br />

reliably positioned to last.<br />

Features<br />

- High strength steel (1,000 N/mm 2 ) throughout the<br />

range, protected by finish rolling (apart from back<br />

face and threads).<br />

- Squareness < 2 µm between back face / bore.<br />

- Metric thread with tolerance 5H (as per ISO 965/1).<br />

- Narrow or wide series.<br />

- Locking via blind holes or slots.<br />

- Nuts locked with 2 or 4 bronze inserts.<br />

Installation precautions<br />

As with bearings, wait until the last moment to<br />

remove nuts from packaging to avoid contamination<br />

risks. Place them on the rolled face. Once the<br />

nut has been tightened with a wrench (DIN 1810A<br />

and DIN 1810B), tighten the insert fastening screws<br />

with an Allen key (4 insert series: tighten gradually<br />

in a cross formation).<br />

You are advised to replace nuts each time<br />

bearings are replaced.<br />

SNR offers a full range of wrenches which are<br />

solid, secure and easy to use. The 5 dimensions<br />

of our wrenches are sufficient to replace the<br />

equivalent of 15 conventional fixed models. For<br />

more information, visit: www.<strong>snr</strong>-bearings.<strong>com</strong><br />

or contact your SNR technician.<br />

Series with slots<br />

Series with blind holes<br />

Rolled surface<br />

Rolled surface<br />

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