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implab
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Lock Nut and MB Abbrevation

01/15/2011 6:17 AM

kindly someone tell me the abbrevation of KM AND MB (lock nut
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Re: Lock nut and MB Abbrevation

01/15/2011 9:20 AM

This looks interesting but I don't have a clue about what is going on. Could you give us a few more details please. What country are you in, where did you find the abbreviations "KM" and "MB" and where did the picture come from. Is this from an equipment manual, a text book, a hardware catalog, a web site, an engineering drawing, etc.

Someone here probably can help you but a few more details would both help you get a better answer and help the average CR4 reader find something interesting in your posting.

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Re: Lock Nut and MB Abbrevation

01/16/2011 6:01 AM

Hi. Km and Mb are SKF locknut and washer designations. Look on the SKF site and you will find the appropriate listings.
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Re: Lock Nut and MB Abbrevation

01/16/2011 9:25 AM

This link might help:

www.ondrives.com/pdf/rino/catalogue/​bearings/B_Lock_Nuts.pdf

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