Lock Nut KM4
| HN023000004 | |
| Molecular Imaging and Nuclear Medicine | |
| Other Molecular Imaging and Nuclear Medicine | |
| GE HealthCare | |
| HN023000004 | |
Add to Wish List
Login To Shop
Please select date
Second Opinion Approval Needed
Enter your approval number and submit to add item(s) to cart.
Approval Number
Please enter approval number
OR
Don't know your approval number? Call 800-437-1171
Enter opt 1 for the first three prompts, and have your System ID available.
If you add item(s) to cart and submit your order without the
approval number, GE will contact you before your order
can be confirmed for shipment.
Second Opinion Approval Needed
Select your approver's name and submit to add item(s) to your cart
Approver Name
Please Select Approver Name
OR
Don't know your approval number? Call 800-437-1171
Enter opt 1 for the first three prompts, and have your System ID available.
If you add item(s) to cart and submit your order without
selecting an approver, GE will contact you before your order
can be confirmed for shipment.
Features
- M20 X 1 Bearing Lock Nut
- Made of High Quality Steel
- Good Tensile Strength
- Good Mechanical Properties
Product Overview
This Lock nut is used to locate bearings onto a shaft. Additionally, they can be used to mount bearings with a tapered bore onto tapered shaft seats and adapter sleeves, and to dismount bearings from withdrawal sleeves. Lock nuts are also frequently used to secure gears, belt pulleys and other machine components. This lock nut is made from high grade steel and is manufactured using high precision techniques which help to achieve a good surface finish as well as good product consistency. The high dimensional stability of the nut ensures its perfect fit in the required assembly. The steel material used for the nut has good mechanical properties like tensile strength, hardness and wear resistance which ensures a long-life span for the part. This M20 size threaded lock nut possesses a high strength to weight ratio. This part is can be used in various assemblies of GE's Molecular Imaging and Nuclear Medicine Systems. The material will be shipped in suitable packaging to give adequate protection during transit.