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1. Check the size and condition of the shaft to which the reducer will be fitted. Maximum tolerance is h11

although this should be improved upon where possible. Ensure the shaft and Taper-Grip® Bush bore
are free from burrs and corrosion. Clean both bore and shaft with solvent to remove all traces of grease
and oil.

2. Lightly oil the screws and insert into the Taper-Grip

®

Bush ensuring they do not project beyond the rear

face.

3. Fit the thrust collar onto the Taper-Grip® Bush, ensuring it is located on the spigot immediately behind

the flange. Screw the Taper-Grip

®

Bush into the hub in a clockwise direction until the thrust collar is

trapped between the flange and the reducer hub.

4. Unscrew the bush until a gap of approx. 1 mm is seen between the flange and the thrust collar (see

diagram). Tighten all screws until they are finger tight. On reducers with a keyslot on the end of the hub,
ensure that a screw is NOT positioned over the keyslot.

5. Slide the reducer onto the shaft at least as far as the counter bore, if present, in the Taper-Grip® Bush.

Gradually tighten each screw in turn to the torque levels shown below. If the shaft has passed through
the counter bore, grease fill the cavity at the shaft end to prevent the build up of corrosion. Installation
details of V-drive, torque arm, etc. are given in the leaflet provided with each gear unit.

6. After the reducer has been running for 20 or 30 hours, re-torque the screws to the values in the table

below.

Screw torques should be subsequently checked at normal service intervals (i.e. every 6 months).

REMOVING THE REDUCER FROM THE SHAFT

Slacken each screw gradually until they are free from the thrust collar. Give the Taper-Grip

®

bush a sharp

tap with a mallet to break the taper, this will free the reducer. Finger tighten two of the screws against the
thrust collar to prevent the Taper-Grip

®

bush locking in the opposite direction as the reducer is removed

from the shaft.

Note:  Satisfactory performance depends on proper installation. 

Therefore all instructions on this leaflet must be carefully followed.

Taper-Grip

®

Size

Screw Size

Thrust Collar

Code

Screw Torque (max)

Qty.

Code

Nm

lb ft

B

6 x M 10

112B7003

112B6146

40

30

C

6 x M 10

112B7003

112C6146

50

37

D

6 x M 10

112B7003

112D6146

55

41

E

6 x M 12

112E7003

112E6146

75

56

F

6 x M 12

112B7003

112F6146

140

104

G

6 x M 16

112G7003

112G6146

250

185

H

6 x M 16

112G7003

112H6146

300

223

J

8 x M 16

112G7003

112J6146

300

223

S

10 x M 16

112S7003

112S6146

300

223

K

12 x M 16

112S7003

112K6146

250

185

L

15 x M 16

112S7003

112L6146

250

185

M

20 x M 16

112S7003

112M6146

250

185

Installation and Maintenance of

SUMITOMO TAPER-GRIP

®

ST BUSH

TGB_ENG_DEU_01_2007_999347

Edition 18/01/2007

Hollow gear shaft
with inner grip

Machine shaft 

Grease

Thrust collar

Bush with
outer grip

1 mm

Cyclostr. 92
85229 Markt Indersdorf

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www.sumitomodriveeurope.com

Tel.

.   

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