Sliding bushing for angle grinder gearbox VZS125D (17) — No name, MPN YVZS0217

Sliding bushing for angle grinder gearbox VZS125D (17) is a replacement bearing sleeve designed to fit the gearbox shaft of the VZS125D model with a 17 mm shaft diameter. This spare part restores correct radial play and alignment inside the gearbox, helping to maintain smooth rotation of the drive components and extending the service life of the transmission assembly in the specified angle grinder.

Advantages

This sliding bushing is manufactured to match the geometric dimensions required for the VZS125D gearbox, ensuring a precise fit on the 17 mm shaft. By reducing lateral play and wear between the rotating shaft and gearbox housing, it contributes to quieter operation and more consistent power transmission. The part is straightforward to install during routine maintenance or repair and provides a cost-effective way to restore original gearbox function without replacing major components.

Suitable for

• Repair of VZS125D angle grinder gearbox with 17 mm shaft
• Maintenance to reduce shaft play and gearbox wear
• Replacement of worn or damaged sliding bushings in the transmission
• Workshops and DIY repairs where gearbox component replacement is required

Key specifications

• Compatible model: designed for VZS125D gearbox with 17 mm shaft diameter
• Function: sliding bushing / bearing sleeve for gearbox shaft support
• Material: metal alloy suitable for bearing surfaces (factory specification)
• Purpose: restores alignment, reduces radial play and wear in gearbox
• Mounting: press-fit or slip-fit as per gearbox assembly requirements

How to use

Disassemble the angle grinder gearbox following the manufacturer's service instructions and remove the worn bushing from the housing. Clean mating surfaces and inspect the shaft and housing for additional damage. Fit the replacement sliding bushing onto the 17 mm shaft or into the gearbox housing by pressing or sliding it into place, ensuring correct orientation and flush seating. Reassemble the gearbox components, check for correct clearances, and test rotation before returning the tool to service.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate tools for disassembly and pressing the bushing to avoid deformation. Inspect the shaft and housing for scoring or excessive wear; if these are present, address them before installing the bushing to ensure long-term performance. Apply a light machine grease to mating surfaces if recommended by the gearbox maintenance guidance, and perform a run-in check to confirm smooth rotation and minimal play.