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ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD Self-Locking Retaining Ring - Self-Locking Rings
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ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD Self-Locking Retaining Ring

The ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD is a metric external self-locking retaining ring, designed for friction locking onto a 17 mm shaft diameter. This 1.75 mm thick ring is supplied in a pack of 5, providing a secure axial…

SKU 3G-OTH-684777

Also listed as: DSF17STPD · DSF 17ST PD · DSF-17ST-PD

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ROTOR CLIP
Item
DSF-17ST PD Self-Locking Retaining Ring
Part Number
DSF-17ST PD
Category
Self-Locking Rings
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Technical Specifications

ROTOR CLIP
Manufacturer Part Number
DSF-17ST PD
Type
External, Friction Locking, Fits 17 mm Shaft Dia, 5 PK
Thick
1.75 mm

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Product Description

The ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD is a metric external self-locking retaining ring, designed for friction locking onto a 17 mm shaft diameter. This 1.75 mm thick ring is supplied in a pack of 5, providing a secure axial retention solution for industrial applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD self-locking retaining ring used for?

The ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD is a metric external self-locking retaining ring used for axial retention on a 17 mm shaft. Its friction-locking design secures components without grooves, making it ideal for industrial applications where space is limited or shaft modifications are undesirable.

What are the specifications of the ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD retaining ring?

The ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD is an external friction-locking retaining ring for a 17 mm shaft diameter, with a thickness of 1.75 mm. It is supplied in a pack of 5 and is made by ROTOR CLIP, a trusted brand in industrial fasteners.

Where to buy ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD retaining rings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD retaining ring to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this friction-locking ring to your facility, regardless of location.

How to install a ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD self-locking retaining ring?

To install the ROTOR CLIP DSF-17ST PD, use retaining ring pliers to expand the ring and slide it onto the 17 mm shaft until it snaps into place. Ensure the ring is fully seated for secure friction locking. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for proper installation and removal.

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3G Electric supplies ROTOR CLIP self-locking rings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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