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FSQ AH3232*150MM Withdrawal Sleeve, 150 mm Bore, Chrome Steel - Withdrawal Sleeves
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FSQ AH3232*150MM Withdrawal Sleeve, 150 mm Bore, Chrome Steel

The FSQ AH3232 Withdrawal Sleeve is a chrome steel component designed for mounting bearings onto shafts. It features a 150 mm bore diameter, a 1:12 taper, and an M180x3 thread size, with an overall width of 124 mm…

SKU 3G-OTH-96259

Also listed as: AH3232150MM · AH3232 150MM · AH3232-150MM

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FSQ
Item
AH3232*150MM Withdrawal Sleeve, 150 mm Bore, Chrome Steel
Part Number
AH3232*150MM
Category
Withdrawal Sleeves
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Also known as:AH3232*150MMFSQ
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
AH3232*150MM
Type
AH3232*150MM, Metric
Material
Chrome Steel
Bore Dia
150 mm
Overall Wd
124 mm
Thread Size
M180x3
Industry Number
AH3232

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Product Description

The FSQ AH3232 Withdrawal Sleeve is a chrome steel component designed for mounting bearings onto shafts. It features a 150 mm bore diameter, a 1:12 taper, and an M180x3 thread size, with an overall width of 124 mm. This metric sleeve is identified by industry number AH3232 and manufacturer part number AH3232*150MM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve used for?

The FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve is used to mount bearings onto shafts in industrial machinery. It is commonly applied in conveyors, pumps, and gearboxes where a secure, tapered fit is required. The 1:12 taper and M180x3 thread enable precise bearing positioning and removal.

What are the specifications of the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve?

The FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve has a 150 mm bore diameter, a 1:12 taper, and an M180x3 thread size. It is made of chrome steel, with an overall width of 124 mm. The manufacturer part number is AH3232*150MM, and the industry number is AH3232.

Where to buy the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve worldwide?

You can source the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we supply this metric sleeve to customers across multiple industries.

How to install the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve?

To install the FSQ AH3232 withdrawal sleeve, clean the shaft and sleeve bore, then slide the sleeve onto the shaft. Apply a thin oil film to the taper. Use a locknut to drive the sleeve into the bearing bore, ensuring the 1:12 taper seats properly. Tighten to the recommended torque for the M180x3 thread.

Used in

Common applications for FSQ
Pump assembly — FSQ AHX3220 withdrawal sleeve used to mount bearings on pump shafts in water treatment facilities.
Conveyor systems — FSQ AHX2315 withdrawal sleeve for securing bearings on conveyor roller shafts in material handling.
Compressor maintenance — FSQ W44 bearing lock washer used with lock nuts to retain bearings on compressor shafts.
Gearbox repair — FSQ AHX2326 withdrawal sleeve for mounting bearings on gearbox input shafts in industrial drives.
Fan and blower applications — FSQ W28 bearing lock washer for securing bearings on fan shafts in HVAC systems.
Machine tool spindles — FSQ AHX3122 withdrawal sleeve for precise bearing mounting on spindle assemblies.
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3G Electric supplies FSQ withdrawal sleeves. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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