8C-3113: КОЛЬЦО

An Internal Retaining Ring, also known as a circlip or snap ring, is a type of fastener used to secure components on a shaft or inside a bore. It is a circular metal ring with lugs or tabs that extend radially inward, providing a retaining mechanism. The primary function of an internal retaining ring is to axially secure components on a shaft or inside a bore. It prevents the axial movement of the components, ensuring that they stay in the desired position. The ring exerts an outward radial force against the mating component, creating a retaining effect.

Attributes:
• Made of high-strength material.
• Engineered to withstand axial loads and vibrations.
• Corrosion-resistant for longevity.

Applications:
An Internal Retaining Ring is used in the final drive planetary system to retain the input shaft maintaining the structural integrity and functionality of the final drive system.

• Material: Carbon Steel