E-Clips can also be known as ‘E’ Type Circlips, or ‘E’ Rings.
These are radially installed and have a wider shoulder than other retaining rings such as Circlips or Snap Rings, which ensures a larger retaining area.
Shim Washers are a popular form of washer, are used in various applications to take up excess play and space. They are also used to absorb impacts and offer protection in compact spaces.
Shim Washers are also often stacked in order to form the correct spacing within in an application. They are most commonly used alongside Gears, Belts & Pulleys and Rotary Bearings.
The washers can also be known as ‘Shims’ and conform to a DIN 988 specification.
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EPL Wave Washers are particularly useful for the pre-loading of bearings, for example, in electric motors. The Washers are installed within the bearing housing and operate by maintaining a force on the outer face of the bearing. This ensures a smooth and quiet running of the motor which helps extend the life of the bearing.
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They help with the prevention of fasteners becoming loose during vibration. Spring Lock Washers contain a split so that when tightened each side, they bite into the nut and mounting surface. This helps against any anti-vibration rotation that may occur during vibration.
One of the most common questions we are asked, is what is the difference between Snap Rings and Circlips…
This has a very simple answer.
Circlips (or retaining rings) have lugs with holes, so that they can be inserted on to the shaft or bore with pliers. The lugs allow the plier to either expand or compress the circlip during installation.
Snap Rings do not contain lugs, and offer a smooth all round continuous form without the protrusion of lugs which could interfere with applications. These can be inserted by using flat screwdrivers.
External Circlips (with lugs) form the ‘1400’ series
Internal Circlips (with lugs) form the ‘1300’ series
External Snap Rings (without lugs) form the ‘M2400’ series
Internal Snap Rings (without lugs) form the ‘M2300’ series
Here are some commonly asked questions on Shakeproof Washers.
Questions
Answers
Do they go by another name?
Tooth Lock Washers
What are the DIN Standards?
External – DIN 6797A Internal – DIN 6797B
What are they?
Shakeproof Washers are a form of anti-vibration locking washer. The teeth on the locking washer lock onto the head of a bolt and the work surface when tightened with a nut.
What finish do the come in?
We offer these washers in a bright zinc plated finish.