Scania 57.1×164 Weld Yoke for Heavy-Duty Driveshaft

Scania 57.1×164 weld yoke for driveshafts using the 57.1×164 mm universal-joint family, also commonly listed as 57×164 mm. Tube diameter, wall thickness and fork dimensions must be confirmed before production.

Description

Scania 57.1×164 weld yoke

Product Overview

The Scania 57.1×164 weld yoke is a forged and machined cardan-shaft component for Scania driveshafts using the 57.1×164 mm universal-joint family. It connects the universal-joint cross to the driveshaft tube through its weld end.

The same universal-joint family is also commonly listed as 57×164 mm. This Scania 57×164 weld yoke is intended for heavy-duty shaft repair or manufacturing where the mating cross kit, tube and yoke geometry match. The tube pilot and fork dimensions must be confirmed before production.

Technical Specifications

Product typeWeld yoke / tube yoke
Application referenceScania heavy-duty driveshaft; exact shaft variant must be confirmed
Matching universal-joint family57.1×164 mm; also catalogued as 57×164 mm
ConstructionForged steel yoke with machined bearing seats and weld pilot
Tube diameter and wall thicknessMust be confirmed from drawing or sample
Fork geometryMust be confirmed before production
BrandMR Driveline

OEM / Equivalent Models

The matching 57.1×164 mm universal-joint family is commonly cross-referenced as CEI 133.052 and Scania references 1541071, 1750309, 1765824, 1765830, 1766467, 1797425, 1797426, 1879540, 2397362, 337060, 366437, 366443 and 390225. These references identify the matching universal-joint family only; they are not confirmed OE numbers for this weld yoke.

Several Scania propeller-shaft layouts may share the 57.1×164 mm joint size but use different tube outside diameters, wall thicknesses, weld-pilot dimensions or fork centre heights. This 57.1×164 driveshaft weld yoke must therefore be matched with a dimensional drawing or physical sample.

Dimensions to Verify Before Ordering

  • Bearing-cup bore diameter
  • Inside and outside fork span
  • Centre height from joint axis to weld end
  • Tube outside diameter and wall thickness
  • Weld-pilot outside and inside diameters
  • Overall height and shoulder position
  • Bearing-cup retention method
  • Required quantity and heat-treatment or inspection requirement

Similar Models and Matching Components

Related componentIdentification
Scania slip assemblyFor 57.1×164 mm universal-joint family; spline and working length must be confirmed
Universal-joint cross kit57.1×164 mm / commonly listed as 57×164 mm
Matching flange yokeFlange drawing and hole pattern required

Installation and Welding Note

The weld yoke must be aligned concentrically with the tube and phased correctly with the opposite yoke. Welding procedure, runout check and final balancing should follow the driveshaft manufacturer’s process. Incorrect tube matching or phasing can cause vibration, accelerated bearing wear or insufficient service life.

FAQ

Is one weld yoke used on every Scania driveshaft with this joint size?

No. Different shaft positions and configurations may use different tube and yoke dimensions even when the same universal-joint family is used.

Can the tube size be determined from the 57.1×164 mm universal joint?

No. The joint size does not uniquely determine the tube outside diameter or wall thickness.

What information is best for quotation?

A dimensioned drawing is ideal. Otherwise send the yoke centre height, fork span, cup bore, weld-pilot diameters, tube size, quantity and clear sample photos.

Request a Quotation

Send the drawing or measured sample data for the Scania 57.1×164 weld yoke. MR Driveline will verify the connection dimensions before quotation and production.

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    Additional information

    Brand

    MR Driveline

    Application Reference

    Scania driveshaft; exact shaft variant to be confirmed

    U-Joint Size

    57.1×164 mm (also listed as 57×164 mm)

    Product Type

    Weld Yoke

    Verification

    Fork geometry, tube and weld-end dimensions to be confirmed

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