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Nut Socket - Km14, Sykes Pickavant - 696800-Km14

Product Number: 696800-KM14

£136.46 £133.78

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Variations

V10

V11

V12

V13

V16

V17

V18

V19

Sykes Pickavant 696800-KM14 KM14 Nut Socket is a specialised bearing lock nut socket within the 696800 series, intended for safe tightening and loosening of KM14 lock nuts. Designed for use on tapered journals, adapter sleeves and withdrawal sleeves, the socket allows controlled torque to be applied to bearing lock nuts without damaging the nut or surrounding assembly. Its design also helps reduce space requirements compared with traditional hook spanners and permits the use of ratchets or torque wrenches via a 1/2" drive. According to the technical data, this KM14 socket is supplied with dimensions of 95 x 95 x 120 mm and an appropriate mass for rugged workshop use. As part of the wider Sykes Pickavant bearing tool range, 696800‑KM14 supports technicians maintaining rotating equipment where precise lock nut handling is essential.

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KM14 Socket

Sockets designed for easy tightening and loosening of lock nuts in a safe manner. They are used to secure and adjust bearings on tapered journals, adapter sleeves and withdrawal sleeves. Easy mounting and dismounting without nut damage. The socket demands less space around the bearing arrangement than when using a hook spanner and allows the use of ratchets and torque wrenches via a 1/2" drive.

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Product Dimenstions (L x W x H)	95 x 95 x 120 mm
Product Weight	2.1 Kg

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Engine Parts	Product Number	Product Name	Recommended Units	Product Price
	69680000	Sykes Pickavant 69680000 KM Socket Kit	1 Unit	£306.24 £300.24	Add

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Technical

Q 1. What is the Sykes 696800-KM14 KM14 nut socket used for?

A. It tightens and loosens lock nuts on tapered bearing arrangements, adapter sleeves and withdrawal sleeves safely.

Q 2. How does this socket make bearing nut service easier than hook spanners?

A. It allows the use of ratchets or torque wrenches via 1/2 inch drive, demanding less space around the nut.

Q 3. What size and weight are given for the KM14 socket?

A. Dimensions are about 95 x 95 x 120 mm with a product weight around 2.1 kg.

Q 4. Why is controlled nut tightening important in bearing arrangements?

A. Correct tightening ensures proper bearing preload, avoiding excessive play or overheating from overloading.

Q 5. When should technicians choose this socket instead of traditional C‑spanners?

A. They choose it when space is tight, higher torque is needed or accurate torque application is required.

Q 6. How does the socket help protect lock nuts from damage?

A. It engages over multiple flats or projections, reducing the risk of slipping and rounding compared with makeshift tools.

Q 7. What must be checked before applying high torque with this socket?

A. Confirm correct engagement, clean threads and ensure the drive tool is rated for the required torque.

Q 8. How can technicians verify correct bearing adjustment after tightening?

A. Measure end float or rotation drag as specified by bearing documentation and recheck nut position if necessary.

Q 9. Why should this socket not be modified to fit other nuts?

A. Modifications can weaken it or compromise fit, risking failure under heavy loads.