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The Ingersoll Rand 47553883001 54625082 Shaft Sleeve is a replacement mechanical component for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressed-air equipment. Identified as a CE128 shaft sleeve, it provides a fitted surface around the shaft in the designated mechanical assembly, supporting the interface between rotating components and associated sealing or bearing arrangements.
In rotating machinery, the shaft surface is exposed to friction, contact forces, and operating conditions that can gradually affect its condition. A shaft sleeve provides a replaceable surface at the specified installation point, helping protect the underlying shaft and maintain the intended fit with surrounding components. This can be particularly important in compressor assemblies where shaft condition influences sealing performance and mechanical alignment.
The 54625082 part number is associated with the designation SLEEVE, SHAFT 64 × 76 × 52 CE128. This identifies the component’s nominal dimensional configuration and distinguishes it from shaft sleeves intended for other assemblies. The sleeve should be selected according to the original equipment configuration rather than by appearance alone.
During maintenance, the condition of the sleeve should be assessed together with the shaft, seal, and housing. Wear, scoring, corrosion, or an incorrect fit can affect the performance of the assembled mechanism. Replacing the sleeve may restore the intended mating surface when the underlying shaft and supporting components remain serviceable.
The shaft sleeve is a mechanical component rather than a complete shaft or seal assembly. Its function depends on correct installation and compatibility with the associated rotating equipment.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Part Number | 47553883001 / 54625082 |
| Product Type | Shaft Sleeve |
| Component Designation | CE128 |
| Component Category | Rotating Machinery Component |
| Primary Function | Provides a fitted sleeve surface around the shaft |
| Application | Compatible Ingersoll Rand compressed-air equipment |
| Installation Type | Shaft-mounted component |
| Service Purpose | Replacement of a worn or damaged sleeve |
| Dimensions | 64 × 76 × 52 mm |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
The 54625082 shaft sleeve is fitted around a shaft at the designated installation location. It forms part of the mechanical interface between the shaft and surrounding components, with its precise role determined by the original assembly design.
A simplified arrangement is:
Rotating Shaft → Shaft Sleeve → Compatible Seal or Mating Component → Mechanical Housing
Where the sleeve provides a running surface for a shaft seal, the seal contacts the sleeve rather than the underlying shaft. This arrangement allows the sleeve to serve as a replaceable contact surface when wear develops. In other installations, the sleeve may provide a specified fitted surface for an associated mechanical component.
During operation, the sleeve rotates with the shaft when the assembly is designed for that arrangement. Its fit and surface condition influence the alignment and contact behavior of the mating components. Excessive wear, surface damage, or an incorrect installation can contribute to leakage, abnormal contact, or premature wear of related parts.
The CE128 designation and part number help identify the intended component, but they do not independently establish the sleeve material, surface hardness, permissible speed, or installation tolerances. These characteristics must be consistent with the original equipment requirements.
When a worn sleeve is replaced, the underlying shaft and mating components should be inspected. A new sleeve cannot compensate for a damaged shaft, an incorrectly fitted bearing, or a housing that no longer maintains the required alignment.
The 54625082 shaft sleeve forms part of the rotating mechanical arrangement in compatible compressor equipment. It supports the specified interface between the shaft and the surrounding components.
Drive Assembly → Shaft → 54625082 Shaft Sleeve → Mating Seal or Component → Housing
| System Component | Function |
|---|---|
| 54625082 Shaft Sleeve | Provides the specified sleeve surface at the shaft interface |
| Rotating Shaft | Transmits mechanical rotation through the assembly |
| Shaft Seal | Controls leakage at the designated rotating interface where fitted |
| Bearings | Support shaft rotation and maintain the required shaft position |
| Mechanical Housing | Locates and supports the assembled components |
| Retaining Components | Secure the sleeve or associated parts where specified |
| Lubrication System | Supplies lubricant to applicable mechanical interfaces |
| Compressor Drive Assembly | Transfers mechanical power to the compressor mechanism |
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial Air Compressors | Replacing the specified shaft sleeve in compatible equipment |
| Rotary Machinery Maintenance | Renewing a worn shaft interface during servicing |
| Compressor Overhauls | Inspecting and replacing sleeves during mechanical disassembly |
| Shaft-Seal Assemblies | Providing the designated mating surface where the seal runs on the sleeve |
| Drive Mechanisms | Maintaining the specified fit between rotating and adjacent components |
| Corrective Maintenance | Addressing sleeve wear or surface damage identified during inspection |
| Preventive Maintenance | Checking sleeve condition during planned equipment service |
| Industrial Compressed-Air Systems | Maintaining compatible compressor mechanical assemblies |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Compatible Ingersoll Rand Compressor Assembly | Provides the equipment installation for the shaft sleeve |
| Rotating Shaft | Supports the sleeve and transmits rotation |
| Compatible Shaft Seal | Seals the designated rotating interface where applicable |
| Bearings | Support the shaft and maintain its operating position |
| Mechanical Housing | Locates the sleeve and associated components |
| Retaining Components | Secure parts according to the assembly design |
| Lubrication Circuit | Supplies lubricant to applicable mechanical interfaces |
| Drive Components | Transmit power through the rotating assembly |
| Model / Part Number | Product Type | Main Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 54625082 | CE128 Shaft Sleeve | Replacement sleeve designated 64 × 76 × 52 |
| Ingersoll Rand 22131486 | Shaft Sleeve | Separate RD64/76 × 37 shaft sleeve for its specified compressor application |
| Ingersoll Rand 54642996 | Shaft Seal | Related shaft-sealing component with RD76/94 × 7 designation |
| Ingersoll Rand 22356737 | Double Lip Seal | Direction-specific double-lip sealing component |
| Ingersoll Rand 54479753 | Double Shaft Seal | Related shaft-sealing component |
| Ingersoll Rand 47548105001 | Shaft Seal | Shaft-sealing replacement component |
CE128 is the component designation associated with part number 54625082. It helps distinguish this sleeve from other shaft sleeves with different dimensions or assembly applications.
A worn or damaged sleeve can affect the fit and surface condition of mating components. Where a shaft seal runs against the sleeve, scoring or uneven wear may contribute to leakage or accelerate seal wear.
Not automatically. Inspect the seal for wear, damage, and loss of sealing performance. If the seal is worn or has been damaged by the sleeve condition, replacing both components may be appropriate under the applicable service procedure.
Verify the complete part number, the original sleeve designation, the shaft condition, and the specified installation method. Do not force the sleeve into position or modify it without an approved procedure, because an incorrect fit can damage the shaft or affect the assembled mechanism.