1. Catalogs
  2. STIEBER
  3. Built-In Freewheels ASNU

Built-In Freewheels ASNU

Built-In Freewheels ASNU

Built-In Freewheels ASNU

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and installation guidelines for the ASNU type built-in freewheels, which are roller type freewheels that require external bearing support for axial and radial loads. Lubrication and sealing must be provided during installation.
Specifications: The ASNU freewheels have a nominal outer diameter similar to a series 63 ball bearing. The inner race is keyed to the shaft, and the outer race has a positive n6 tolerance for a press fit in an H7 housing. Additional side notches in the outer race allow for positive torque transmission. The design accommodates an axial misalignment of ± S/2 between the inner and outer races.
Installation Recommendations: It is recommended to install the ASNU freewheel alongside a bearing within the same location tolerances. If the housing is to K6 tolerance, the use of notches is unnecessary, but the housing must be strong enough to prevent expansion after assembly.
Performance Data: The document includes a table with detailed specifications for various ASNU models, including dimensions, weight, drag torque, and overrunning speeds. Key parameters such as Tmax (maximum torque), nimax (maximum inner race speed), and namax (maximum outer race speed) are provided for each model.
Mounting and Maintenance: The document refers to additional pages for mounting and maintenance instructions, emphasizing the importance of following these guidelines to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the freewheels.
See more

Catalog excerpts

Built-In Freewheels ASNU-1

Built-In Freewheels ASNU TYPE ype ASNU is a roller type freewheel non-bearing s ­ upported. Bearings are required to support axial and radial loads. Lubrication and sealing must also be provided by the installation. Nominal outer diameter is the same as a series 63.. ball bearing. A typical arrangement is to install this type alongside a bearing within the same location tolerances, as shown on the following page. The inner race is keyed to the shaft. The outer race has positive n6 tolerance, to give a press fit in a H7 housing. Additional side notches in the outer race provide for positive torque transmission. If the housing is to K6 tolerance, use of the notches is not necessary, but the housing must be strong enough to not expand after assembly. This design can accept an axial misalignment of inner and outer race of ± S/2.

 Open the catalog to page 1
Built-In Freewheels ASNU-2

Built-In Freewheels ASNU ASNU Type other sizes to DIN 6885.3 1) T = 2 x T ’ max KN » Refer to Selection page 7 to 11 2) Inner race overruns 3) Outer race overruns » Refer to mounting and maintenance instructions page 12 to 13

 Open the catalog to page 2
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.