Standard External Retaining Ring Tapered Section Axial Assembly

US $7.99

Summerville, South Carolina, United States
Jan 30th

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Standard External Retaining Ring, Tapered Section, Axial Assembly, 1060-1090 Carbon Steel, Zinc Yellow Chromate Plated Finish, 7/16" Shaft Diameter, 0.078" Thick, Made in US (Pack of 5) Specifications for this item Brand Name Small Parts Part Number SH-243ST ZD Material Type Carbon Steel System of Measurement Inch Body Style Standard Compatible Groove Depth 0.069 inches Compatible Groove Diameter 2.299 inches Compatible Groove Width 0.086 inches Exterior Finish Zinc Yellow Chromate Plated For Outside Diameter 7/16 inches For Shaft Diameter 7/16 Grade SAE 1060-1090 Indentation Hardness 47 Rockwell C Inside Diameter 2.255 inches Inside Diameter Tolerance +0.015"/-0.025 inches Installation Method Axial Item Shape Standard Manufacturer Series Number SH Number of Items 5 Outside Diameter 0.5155 inches Style Name Tapered Section Thickness 0.078 inches Thickness Tolerance +0.003"/-0.003 inches UNSPSC Code 31163202 The standard external retaining ring has a tapered section, assembles axially, is made of zinc yellow chromate plated 1060-1090 carbon steel, and is made in USA. The ring has a standard round shape with a lug hole on each end for installing onto the shaft with a tool. The ends pry apart with the installation tool and snap back towards each other when installed on the shaft for a tight grip. The tapered section style provides the ring with flexibility to facilitate installation and typically withstands higher thrust loads than constant section and spiral rings. The ring installs by sliding onto a shaft from the end, also called axial assembly. Axially installed rings reach further around the outside diameter of the shaft than radially installed rings. The 1060-1090 carbon steel is often used in applications where strength is the primary consideration, and the zinc yellow chromate plating offers good corrosion resistance. Retaining rings attach to a shaft (external) or install in a bore (internal), creating a shoulder to maintain component positioning within an assembly. While most rings install into a machined groove either on the inside or outside diameter of a shaft, self-locking rings attach to a shaft by using friction from means such as teeth and notches to maintain placement. Retaining rings should fit tightly enough into the groove or onto the shaft so they won't experience any movement. Standard round shape has lug holes on each end for installing with a tool Tapered section construction provides flexibility to facilitate installation Axial assembly mounting style has the ring install by sliding onto a shaft from the end 1060-1090 carbon steel is often used in applications where strength is the primary consideration, and the zinc yellow chromate plating offers good corrosion resistance Made in USA Call us at 1-843-261-9553 / 1-800-961-2124 or contact us via eBay with any questions.