
 Internal
retaining rings or snap rings produced by coiling,
forming an even sectioned wire. Performance is generally
inferior to the tapered 1300 types due to uneven
stresses associated with snap rings in general.
Nominal Size: The nominal size of all the types
shown below are taken from the bore size through which
the ring is designed to pass.
(Click a row for detailed specifications)
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Difficult to fit and almost impossible
to remove, this round-section internal ring
is used widely for grudgeon pin retention.
Limited range.
M1700 (Metric)
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Designed specifically to give low
shoulder for use typically with needle
roller bearings. Difficult to fit
and to remove. Wide range.
M2300
(Metric)
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Originally designed for use on universal
joint type couplings. Form does not
allow for any internal clearance.
Easily fitted and removed using a normal set
of snipe-nosed pliers. Limited range.
M2500
(Metric)
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Application Support.
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