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External retaining rings, also called snap rings or circlips, fit into grooves cut into shafts to help retain components and keep the shaft inside the assembly. They are removable and reusable for easy maintenance and repair on high-wear components.
External Retaining Rings. 1,091 products. External retaining rings, also called snap rings or circlips, fit into grooves cut into shafts to help retain components and keep the shaft inside the assembly. They are removable and reusable for easy maintenance and repair on high-wear components.
External retaining rings, also called snap rings or circlips, fit into grooves cut into shafts to help retain components and keep the shaft inside the assembly. They are removable and reusable for easy maintenance and repair on high-wear components.
Retaining rings install into an assembly to restrict the movement of rotating or moving components. They are removable with specialized tools and come in two forms, depending on the application. External retaining rings fit over a shaft and lock into a milled groove. This retains any components on the shaft and helps prevent free-floating ...
These external retaining rings have an outside diameter of 1.272 inches, a shaft diameter of 1.375 inches, a groove width of .056 inches, and a groove diameter of 1.290 inches. These rings are made of spring steel with a phosphate and oil finish.
External retaining rings fit over a shaft and lock into a milled groove. This retains any components on the shaft and helps prevent free-floating shafts from slipping out of the assembly. Internal retaining rings install into grooves on the inner surface of a hole and help retain components inside the assembly.
The table below is a general overview of the 5 main types of retaining rings we offer: Single-Turn Spirolox Retaining Rings, Multiple-Turn Spirolox Retaining Rings, Constant Section, Hoopster, and WaveRing.
