FAG
| Scale quantity | Your discount | Unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 1,25 € | 23,72 € |
| 35 | 2,50 € | 22,47 € |
The FAG U209 steel washer, measuring 60 x 78 x 7.5 mm, provides a solid axial contact surface for precisely mounted shaft connections.
The U209 shim serves as a mechanical compensation and spacer element in mechanical and plant engineering. It is used wherever axial clearances need to be precisely compensated or defined abutment surfaces for rotating components need to be created. Manufactured from robust steel, this FAG component reliably withstands mechanical compressive loads. Thanks to its defined width, the washer ensures that adjacent components sit securely on the shaft.
In rotating shaft assemblies and industrial structures, this component acts as a stable spacer between rolling bearings, housing edges or retaining elements. If you wish to protect housing surfaces or specifically eliminate axial play within a shaft assembly, the washer provides a clean metallic contact surface. The steel material resists plastic deformation even under continuous loads, thereby supporting smooth, low-vibration operation of the entire assembly.
The precisely matched dimensions of a 60 mm bore, 78 mm outer diameter and 7.5 mm width are crucial to its function. Before assembly, check the fit on the shaft journal to ensure the washer sits flush without any misalignment. The material thickness of 7.5 mm must correspond exactly to the axial specification in your design drawing. End faces that are parallel to the plane help to ensure that axial forces are distributed evenly across the entire circular ring surface into the adjacent machine components.
This model has an internal diameter of 60 mm, an external diameter of 78 mm and a disc width of 7.5 mm. These dimensions determine its suitability for the intended shaft diameter and the required axial installation space.
FAG manufactures this component from solid steel. The material is characterised by its dimensional stability and compressive strength, which means that the washer retains its dimensions even under continuous axial preload and reduces component wear.
Its primary function is to act as a spacer for the precise positioning of components on the shaft. It also distributes axial contact forces evenly across the surrounding structure and prevents narrower edges from digging into softer mating materials.
Slide the component axially onto the cleaned section of the shaft until it reaches the designated stop edge. Ensure that the flat surfaces are absolutely clean, as dirt particles can lead to misalignment and uneven load distribution during operation.
Replacement is recommended in the event of visible wear, scoring on the contact surfaces or deformation following exceptionally high axial impact loads. Damaged contact surfaces can lead to misalignment of the adjacent components.
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