KM 10 bearing nut SKF M50x1.5 - 1 pc.
Bearing nut SKF KM 10. Sales unit: 1 piece. Catalogue dimensions: 50 × 70 × 11 mm; outside diameter D = 70 mm, width B = 11 mm. Thread M50, pitch P = 1,5 mm. Approximate catalogue weight of 1 piece: 0,150 kg.

Bearing nut SKF KM 10
Round KM-type bearing nut with an internal thread. The designation of this offer is KM 10, manufacturer SKF. The purchase includes one piece.
Key specifications
- Component type: KM bearing nut
- Designation: KM 10
- Thread: M50
- Thread pitch P: 1,5 mm
- Outside diameter D: 70 mm
- Width B: 11 mm

Dimensions and finish
Catalogue dimensions: 50 × 70 × 11 mm; outside diameter D = 70 mm, width B = 11 mm. Thread M50, pitch P = 1,5 mm.
In the diagram d denotes the nominal thread diameter, D the outside diameter, and B the nut width. The illustrative diagram shows labels d, D and B. It is neither a scale drawing nor manufacturing documentation; the dimensional values are given in the offer specifications.
Nominal dimensions of the KM series: end-face diameter d1 = 61 mm, slot width b = 6 mm, slot depth h = 2,5 mm. Dimensional reference for the KM series: ISO 2982-2.
SKF nut thread tolerance: 5H according to ISO 965-3.
Material and coating: to be confirmed. No hardness or load specifications are given.

Scope of delivery and weight
The purchase of one sales unit includes one nut SKF KM 10. The price applies to one piece.
Approximate catalogue weight of 1 piece: 0,150 kg. This is neither a weighing result obtained at NERON nor a confirmed net weight.
The product and carton graphics are our own illustrative visualizations of the KM family. The carton does not determine the purchase quantity.
Questions and answers
What does the purchase of one sales unit include?
The purchase includes one bearing nut SKF KM 10. Price for 1 piece.
What thread does the nut in this offer have?
The nut has thread M50 with pitch P = 1,5 mm.
What are the outside diameter and width of the nut?
The outside diameter is D = 70 mm and the width is B = 11 mm. These are catalogue dimensions.
Is the stated weight from weighing the piece being sold?
No. 0,150 kg is the approximate catalogue weight of one piece; it is neither a weighing result obtained at NERON nor a confirmed net weight.
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ConditionNew
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StandardISO 2982-2
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Sales unitpiece
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MaterialTo be confirmed
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CoatingTo be confirmed
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ThreadM50
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DesignationKM 10
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Component typeKM bearing nut
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Quantity per sales unit1 pc
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Mass of sales quantity0,150 kg
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Thread pitch P1,5 mm
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Outside diameter D70 mm
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Width B11 mm
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End face diameter d161 mm
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Groove width b6 mm
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Groove depth h2,5 mm
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Thread tolerance5H (ISO 965-3)
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