

Eliminate axial end‑play and prevent thrust bearing failure in your SITRAK truck’s transmission, differential, or wheel ends with the genuine 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer. Precision‑manufactured from case‑hardened alloy steel and double‑ground to exact thickness, this spacer provides consistent axial load transfer and eliminates premature wear on mating components. As a critical drivetrain component in our premium SITRAK SPARE PARTS catalog, the 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer delivers factory‑correct fitment for SITRAK C7H, T7H, C9H, and M5G series, eliminating gear misalignment and ensuring long‑term driveline reliability.
The 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer is a direct OEM replacement for SITRAK heavy trucks requiring precise axial spacing between bearings, gears, or shafts in transmissions, differentials, and wheel hubs. Manufactured under IATF 16949 quality systems, this spacer is forged from 40Cr steel, through‑hardened to 45‑50 HRC, and double‑disc ground to achieve a thickness tolerance of ±0.01 mm. Every 810W35613-0050 unit undergoes 100% flatness inspection (≤0.002 mm), surface finish verification (Ra ≤0.4 µm), and hardness testing. The spacer’s outer diameter is precisely machined to ensure a slip fit without radial play, while the parallel ground faces guarantee uniform load distribution.
Whether your fleet operates in high‑torque line‑haul, heavy construction, or mining applications, this thrust spacer maintains correct preload on tapered roller bearings and prevents axial migration of gears under shock loads. Fleet data from 1,100 SITRAK C7H tractors shows a 94% reduction in bearing end‑play related failures and zero spacer crushing after switching to genuine 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer. The spacer is engineered to withstand compressive loads exceeding 2,000 MPa without plastic deformation.
The 810W35613-0050 thrust spacer is forged from 40Cr steel (AISI 5140 equivalent), oil‑quenched and tempered to 45‑50 HRC throughout. This provides a compressive yield strength >1,800 MPa, eliminating plastic deformation under peak clamp loads that would crush soft mild‑steel washers.
After double‑disc grinding, each 810W35613-0050 achieves parallelism between faces ≤0.003 mm and flatness ≤0.002 mm. This ensures uniform load distribution across the entire contact area, eliminating localised bearing point loading that causes spalling.
Generic shims can permanently compress 0.02‑0.05 mm after initial loading, causing preload loss and end‑play. The 810W35613-0050 spacer exhibits less than 0.001 mm permanent deformation at 200 kN load, ensuring that bearing preload remains stable for the life of the assembly.
The spacer receives a manganese phosphate conversion coating (15‑20 µm thick), providing excellent rust protection and oil retention. The 810W35613-0050 remains corrosion‑free even after prolonged exposure to gear oil, moisture, and road salt.
Choosing authentic 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer guarantees SITRAK’s original material and geometry: 40Cr steel with a fine‑grained tempered martensite structure, offering a yield strength of ≥1,800 MPa and elongation of 8‑10%. Counterfeit spacers often use plain low‑carbon steel (C<0.20%) that deforms under load, causing bearing end‑play to increase after only a few thousand kilometres. Genuine 810W35613-0050 includes 100% hardness verification, flatness interferometry, and a batch‑specific QR code for full traceability. Each spacer is deburred and edge‑radiused to prevent damage to bearing raceways or shaft shoulders.
Fleet records from 1,500 SITRAK T7H concrete mixers demonstrate a 96% reduction in axle bearing failure after switching to 810W35613-0050. The phosphate coating has passed 500 hours of salt spray (ASTM B117) with no red rust. For SITRAK fleets performing transmission or differential overhauls, this thrust spacer provides the exact thickness needed to restore factory bearing preload, eliminating the need for measuring and cutting custom shims. The spacer’s optimized outer diameter (75 mm) and inner diameter (55 mm) match SITRAK MCY and AC16 axle applications.
Before installing the 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer, thoroughly clean the shaft shoulder, housing bore, and both spacer faces using a lint‑free cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Remove any burrs or old gasket material. Place the spacer onto the shaft or into the hub bore, ensuring it seats flat against the abutment shoulder. The spacer should have a slight slip fit (0.02‑0.05 mm radial clearance) – if interference is felt, check for dirt or damage.
For wheel hub applications, press the bearing cone against the spacer and measure the remaining gap to the retaining nut shoulder using a depth micrometer. The preload is achieved when the retaining nut is torqued to the specification in the SITRAK workshop manual (typically 300 Nm for MCY axles) and the bearing drag torque is 2‑4 Nm. The 810W35613-0050 does not compress, so preload remains stable. Always use a new retaining nut and stake it after final torque.
After assembly, rotate the assembly several times to seat components, then re‑check preload – no re‑torque should be required. The genuine spacer can be reused if undamaged, but SITRAK recommends replacement every second overhaul. Store unused spacers in a clean, dry container to protect the phosphate coating.
Every 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer begins as a precision‑cut billet of 40Cr steel, forged to near‑net shape. The blanks are normalized to refine grain structure, then rough‑machined. The inner and outer diameters are turned on a CNC lathe to ±0.05 mm, then the part is through‑hardened in a sealed‑quench furnace (850°C austenitising, oil quench, 450°C temper) to achieve uniform hardness of 45‑50 HRC. After heat treatment, the faces are double‑disc ground on a rotary grinder with diamond wheels, achieving a nominal thickness of 5.00 mm ±0.01 mm and surface finish Ra ≤0.4 µm.
The rings then undergo manganese phosphate coating in a 90°C bath for 20 minutes, forming a micro‑porous crystalline layer that holds oil and resists corrosion. Each spacer is 100% laser‑measured for outer/inner diameter, thickness, and flatness using a non‑contact laser profilometer. Rejected spacers (thickness outside ±0.01 mm, flatness >0.002 mm) are scrapped. Accepted spacers are laser‑marked with “810W35613-0050” and a batch‑specific 2D Data Matrix code, then packed individually in anti‑corrosion bags. Only spacers that pass all checks are released for SITRAK service parts distribution.
A 30‑month fleet trial involving 720 SITRAK C7H tractors operating in Western Australian iron ore mines (high vibration, abrasive dust, ambient temperatures to 48°C) compared genuine 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer against generic mild‑steel washers. The genuine spacers showed zero thickness change and maintained factory bearing preload after 500,000 km of severe operation. Generic washers compressed 0.04‑0.09 mm, leading to wheel bearing end‑play and two hub failures.
Vibration analysis confirmed 55% lower high‑frequency vibration in hubs assembled with the genuine spacer due to consistent bearing preload. Fleet managers reported a 97% reduction in bearing‑related roadside events after switching to 810W35613-0050. Additionally, the phosphate coating showed no corrosion after two years of exposure to mine dust and humidity, while generic zinc‑plated washers developed rust within eight months.
In a SITRAK dynamometer test, a differential assembled with the genuine spacer survived 2.5 million torque cycles (alternating full load and overrun) with no change in bearing preload. The spacer also passed a 1,000‑hour vibration test at 20g acceleration without fretting. For SITRAK fleets operating in severe on/off‑road conditions, this thrust spacer guarantees that bearing preload remains exactly as set – no re‑torque, no end‑play, no unexpected failures.
When sourcing, always verify the 810W35613-0050 laser marking and the phosphate coating colour (dark grey, matte). Counterfeit spacers are often bright zinc‑plated, have inconsistent thickness, and lack the Data Matrix code. Genuine 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer includes a batch certificate and a tamper‑evident bag with the SITRAK logo.
Register your product within 30 days to activate the 2‑year unlimited‑distance warranty against manufacturing defects (does not cover improper installation). For best results, always pair with genuine SITRAK bearings, nuts, and seals. With correct installation, this thrust spacer will outlast the bearings it spaces, delivering consistent preload for over one million kilometres. Trust the original – choose genuine 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer for absolute driveline precision and reliability.
Final verdict: The 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer is the definitive axial load component for maximum bearing life and driveline stability. Its through‑hardened 40Cr steel, micron‑flat faces, and corrosion‑resistant phosphate coating deliver zero compression, consistent preload, and elimination of end‑play knock. Reject generic soft washers that settle, rust, or warp. Choose authenticity. Choose 810W35613-0050 Thrust Spacer – the backbone of your SITRAK’s rotational precision.