Ready made bearing shafts?

[hotponyshoes]

Excuse the state of the drawing...

Stainless steel, 15mm diameter through the middle, 10mm at each end.
A bearing slides on each end and is retained with a circlip.

These shafts where then pressed into a nylon bar and used for conveyor belt rollers.

I had 4 of them, sealed in bags with (unreadable) printed lables on.
This makes me thing they might be a stock/standard item although it's perfectly possible they might have been supplied as spare parts by the conveyor manufacturer.

I used them for a project and could now do with some more.
They don't need to be identical to the ones I have but I need 10 or 12 of them.

Anybody know of a source before I get into having some made up?

 

[hotponyshoes]

Or, anybody happen to have some, or some conveyor rollers with them in?
The only critical dimension is the 160mm one providing I can get 30x14mm bearings to suit the end diameters.

 

[frank horton]

when I helped out with that kinda thing
the shafts were custom made and always had a a few extras in stock...perhaps, hence ur old lables from the stores....
Most belt systems are designed for the job and the amount of room available....
so each one being unique..........could be wrong of couse....prob have to get replacements made....

 

[Kram]

Buy some 15mm stainless and turn the ends? Easy job & wont take long to do 20 ends.