Smalley Part Number: RSSE-262-CSOP-PR
Dimensional Designator: Imperial
WHAT IS A CIRCLIP?
Dimensional Designator: Imperial
WHAT IS A CIRCLIP?
- Axially assembled retaining rings for shafts, designed to be installed into a shaft groove
- The ring functions as a removable shoulder, safely securing the assembly
- Also called Circlips
- Rings have atapered radial wall
- Designed for high thrusts and heavvy duty applications
- Can be axially installed onto a shaft groove
- Provides near full contact with the groove
- Withstands significant thrust load ensuring components remain secure without movement
- Tight tolerances to DIN470 and 471
- Removes easily with Circlip pliers
- Cost-effective solution
- Availabe in SAE 1060 and SAE 1074 spring steel upon request
- Automotive
- Agriculture machinery
- Engines
- Transmissions
- Suspensions
- Brakes
- High temperature machinery
- Naval equipment
- Furniture assembly
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- Manufacturer:
- Smalley
- Type:
- External Groove
- Configuration:
- 1 Turn
- Series:
- RSSE
- Inside Diameter:
- 2.625 Inch
- Width:
- 0.078 Inch
- Material:
- Carbon Steel SAE 1070-1120
