These retaining rings are used directly on the shaft or
in the bore without a machined groove. They work merely
by frictional forces. Performance is influenced by
the shaft/bore condition. The best performance can be
expected with an unhardened shaft/bore where no
lubricant is present.
Nominal Size: The nominal size refers to the
bore/shaft on which the retaining ring grips.
Examples:
• Inch: N1465-0025
(.025" shaft)
(Click a row for detailed specifications)
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Used to retain parts such as a dust seal
within a bore. The load bearing
capacity is dependant on the bore
roughness and hardness. Prongs
"dig in" to bore material and therefore
some minor bore damage (scratches) may
occur. Difficult to remove.
N1305
(Inch)
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Very heavy sectional depth gives high
gripping pressure on the designated
shaft or stud. The tapered design
ensures even contact once fitted.
Has the advantage over the 1652
"push-on" type because they are easily
fitted and removed which causes
negligible damage to the shaft.
M1440 (Metric)
N1440 (Inch)
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Used to retain parts on shafts or studs.
The dished form of the outer ring
provides extra stiffness and better load
capacity than alternative flat versions.
Less sensitive to potential uneven
loading. Prongs
"dig in" to shaft material and therefore
some minor shaft damage (scratches) may
occur. Difficult to remove.
M1465 (Metric)
N1465 (Inch)
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for immediate assistance,
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Application Support.
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