Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.

Shaft Repair Sleeves

Quickly and economically repair grooved and worn shafts for rotary oil seals. Fitting new seals on already worn shafts can result in repeat replacement of the seals. Grooving wear on a shaft can require expensive re-machining or even result in the shaft having to be replaced. Repair sleeves are simply pushed over the worn running surface. No special equipment is required - a standard depth installation tool is supplied with the sleeve. A mallet and a pair of pliers are all that are required for the repair job. The surface is machined without directionality, wear resistant often a better finish than that of the original shaft.