XGY-1745526210
XGY-1745526210
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Our products are not OEM, they are only compatible parts.

Precision-machined multi-step metal shafts feature high rigidity, resistance to high-frequency friction, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with CIP cleaning in wet areas; they are used for core drive and guidance systems on production lines.
Shaft segments of different diameters perform functions such as bearing/bushing mating, threaded fastening, axial limiting, and power transmission; transverse holes or slots at the ends are used for anti-loosening locking or to trigger sensors.
These components have extremely high requirements for straightness, concentricity, surface roughness, and thread accuracy, and are classified as critical basic motion components.
Applications
1. Valve lift mechanisms on Krones filling machines, capping head spindles, star wheel shafts on bottle washing/labeling turntables, conveyor chain guide shafts, or cam follower mechanisms.
2. Typically installed within the steel sleeves or plastic bushings described above, these components work in conjunction with bottle clamps, gear shafts, buffers, and adjustment springs to ensure smooth container conveyance, flipping, indexing, or precise positioning.
Specific installation levels, mating bore diameters, and force directions must be verified against the official assembly drawings.
Functions
1. Power and Motion Transmission: Acts as a medium for rotational or reciprocating motion, supporting and transmitting torque/thrust to ensure synchronized operation of the mechanism.
2. Guidance and Positioning Reference: Stepped shoulders provide precise axial stops and radial guidance for sliding components, controlling clearance.
3. Locking and Integration: The threaded section and end holes/retaining ring grooves enable quick assembly and secure fixation, preventing loosening during high-speed operation.
Features
1. Steel shaft components offer high toughness and wear resistance, making them suitable for high-speed micro-motion, rotation, or compression applications (specific material grades and surface treatments are subject to official specifications).
2. The surface finish of the shaft neck, the transition radii of each step, and the integrity of the threads and pin holes directly determine the smoothness of assembly, noise control, and overall service life.
3. These components are subject to high-frequency friction and impact and require regular inspection: Common failures include shaft neck scoring/wear, stripped threads, bending deformation, ovalization of pin holes, corrosion, or burrs at the ends.
Krones is a registered trademark. Our Axis XGY-1745526210 is a compatible replacement part and not manufactured or endorsed by Krones. All product names, trademarks, and brands mentioned are the property of their respective owners, used only for compatibility reference.