Retaining ring DIN 471 Ø12 A2(1) 1.4122
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Product information
| pgb article number | 000471A0001205 |
| EAN code | 5410439181433 |
| Functional name | Retaining ring |
| Functional name addition | for shaft |
| Packing type | Plastic bag |
| Packaging quantity | 1000 |
| Brand name | Pgb-fasteners |
| Material | Stainless steel 1.4122 (X39CrMo17-1) |
| Surface | Plain |
| d | Diameter | 12.0 |
| t | Thickness | 1 |
| d1 | Inner diameter | 11.0 |
| d2 | Outer diameter | 19 |
| Shaft diameter (d) | 12.0 | |
| Groove diameter (d3) | 11.5 | |
| Installation environment | C1 - Dry indoor climate | |
Advantages
| - These circlips are placed in a groove on the shaft to hold components in a fixed position. They are usually installed and removed using special pliers |
Applications
| - Shafts and spindle fastening |
| - Keeping bearings in place |
| - Securing mechanical components |
| PGB-FASTENERS circlips, or "external" retaining rings according to DIN 471, are mounted on shafts and are used to keep components such as bearings or wheels in place by preventing them from shifting axially. They are made of spring steel or stainless steel to ensure sufficient strength and resilience. DIN 471 circlips are widely used in the automotive industry, mechanical engineering, and machinery, where they are applied in engines, transmissions, steering systems, and various other components. |