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uxcell 35.5mm External Circlips C-Clip Retaining Shaft Snap Rings 65Mn 30pcs

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About this item

  • Outer Dia.:35.5mm/1.39";Inner Dia. :29.5mm/1.16";Thickness (t):1.1mm/0.04"
  • Hole Dia.:2.4mm/0.09";Opening width:3mm/0.11";Material:65Mn
  • This External Retaining Ring is used to secure parts on shafts into a machined groove. It features durable steel construction for long-lasting use. Install with pliers.
  • External circlip use for appliance repairs, bearing, gears, pulleys, and various repair projects.
  • Stainless Steel is Superior to Regular Steel and Provides Excellent Rust Resistance in Water Applications, Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use.


Product Description

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The following is the product explanation and application of the external circlip . Please select the size and material to be purchased according to the product information.

1.Installed in the hole, used as fixed axial movement of parts, the ring diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the outer diameter of the fitting hole.

2.When you install, must use snap ring pliers, insert the pliers tip into the clip hole of the circlips,cliptightly the circlip,then can be placed in the slot of the machined hole has been done previously.

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External Circlip

Specifications:

Inner Dia. : d1

Hole Dia.: d2

Opening width: w

Material:304 Stainless Steel

Thickness (t) and Outer Dia.: Pls check the title.

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External circlip can ensure the precise positioning of the bearing and maintain the tightening effect，when installing bearing washers.

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External circlip is used for mounting and fixing bearings, gears, pulleys, etc., and for limiting positions.

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External circlip is installed at the end positions of the rotating shaft and the moving shaft, such as the end of the vehicle wheel and the main shaft, to prevent the movement connection mechanism from shifting or loosening.


nancygail
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2019
They seem to fit just fine where needed. How long they hold up still remains to be seen.