ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA External Friction Retaining Ring
The ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA is an inch-series external friction retaining ring for 5/8 in shaft diameters. Made of steel with a 0.062 in thickness, this self-locking ring is supplied in packs of 25.
SKU 3G-OTH-684796
Also listed as: SHF62STPA · SHF 62ST PA · SHF-62ST-PA
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Product Description
The ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA is an inch-series external friction retaining ring for 5/8 in shaft diameters. Made of steel with a 0.062 in thickness, this self-locking ring is supplied in packs of 25.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA retaining ring used for?
The ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA is an inch-series external friction retaining ring designed to secure components on a 5/8 in shaft. Its self-locking friction grip prevents axial movement without requiring a groove, making it ideal for maintenance and repair in industrial machinery and power transmission applications.
What are the specifications of the ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA?
This retaining ring is external, friction type, fits a 5/8 in shaft diameter, and has a thickness of 0.062 in. It is made of steel and supplied in packs of 25. The manufacturer part number is SHF-62ST PA, and the ring sub-type is friction, meaning it holds by spring tension rather than a groove.
Where to buy ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA worldwide?
3G Electric supplies the ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA friction retaining ring to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this and other ROTOR CLIP self-locking rings.
How to install a ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA friction retaining ring?
To install the ROTOR CLIP SHF-62ST PA, use retaining ring pliers designed for external rings. Compress the ring evenly and slide it onto the 5/8 in shaft until it snaps into position. Ensure the ring is fully seated and the friction grip holds the component securely. Always wear safety glasses during installation.
