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SKF Vibracon cale réglable profile bas Acier allié traité en surface SM 30 LP-ASTR

  • ERIKS:12972614
  • Fabricant:7316576034534
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SKF Vibracon chocks are machinery mounting chocks that are easily and accurately adjusted, suitable for applications with a limited chock height. The chocks accommodate the angular difference between machine and the mounting base without expensive machining of the base or extra work of installing epoxy resin chocks. The self leveling capability combined with the height adjustment feature eliminates the possibility of a soft foot in the machine train through the life cycle of the machinery. Many installations where the SKF Vibracon chocks are applied can be found in tough, humid and salty climates, where protection against corrosion is recommended. To cater for this need, SKF has been testing different solutions resulting in the surface treated SKF Vibracon chock. All parts are treated individually to guarantee an optimal result, consistent quality and extended corrosion protecting capabilities.
  • Suitable for M30 - M36 bolts (1 1/8" - 1 3/8")
  • Eliminates soft foot
  • Specially designed for limited chock heights
  • Surface treatment against corrosion
  • Highest possible safety for your installation
  • Easy installation without prior knowledge
  • Proven solution for many applications in a variety of industries
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Marque
SKF
Série
SM 30
Type
Vibracon adjustable chocks
Hauteur min.
20 mm
Hauteur nominal
25 mm
Hauteur max.
30 mm
Hauter réduit min.
20 mm
Hauteur étendue max.
140 mm
Diamètre extérieur
140 mm
Diamètre trou de boulon
37 mm
Diamètre de clé
6 mm
Pas
2 mm
Taille de boulon
M 30
Taille max. de boulon
M 36
Couple de serrage
1.46 Nm
Charge de la machine
60
Matériau
Acier allié traité en surface
Poids
1.8 kg
Pièces détachées et accessoires

97,80 €/ jeuhors TVA

118,34 €TVA incluse

Date de livraison estimée - 10/11/2026