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ROTOR CLIP External Curved Rim Tooth-Locking Retaining Ring - Self-Locking Rings
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ROTOR CLIP External Curved Rim Tooth-Locking Retaining Ring

The ROTOR CLIP Retaining Ring is an inch-series, external, curved rim tooth-locking ring designed to fit a 1-inch shaft diameter. With a thickness of 0.015 inches, this self-locking ring comes in a pack of 25 (MPN…

SKU 3G-OTH-684798

Also listed as: TX100STZD · TX 100ST ZD · TX-100ST-ZD

Brand
ROTOR CLIP
Item
External Curved Rim Tooth-Locking Retaining Ring
Part Number
TX-100ST ZD
Category
Self-Locking Rings
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

ROTOR CLIP
Manufacturer Part Number
TX-100ST ZD
Type
External, Curved Rim Tooth-Locking, Fits 1 in Shaft Dia, 25 PK
Thick
0.015 in

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Product Description

The ROTOR CLIP Retaining Ring is an inch-series, external, curved rim tooth-locking ring designed to fit a 1-inch shaft diameter. With a thickness of 0.015 inches, this self-locking ring comes in a pack of 25 (MPN TX-100ST ZD).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a ROTOR CLIP curved rim tooth-locking retaining ring used for?

This external retaining ring secures components on a 1-inch shaft without a groove. Its curved rim tooth-locking design resists rotation and vibration, making it ideal for automotive, industrial machinery, and power transmission applications where reliable axial retention is critical.

What are the specifications of the ROTOR CLIP TX-100ST ZD retaining ring?

The ROTOR CLIP TX-100ST ZD is an inch-series external curved rim tooth-locking retaining ring. It fits a 1-inch shaft diameter, has a thickness of 0.015 inches, and comes in a pack of 25. The self-locking design eliminates the need for a groove.

Where to buy ROTOR CLIP retaining rings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies ROTOR CLIP retaining rings worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on the TX-100ST ZD or other retaining ring sizes.

How to install a ROTOR CLIP tooth-locking retaining ring?

To install, use retaining ring pliers to compress the ring evenly and slide it onto the shaft until it snaps into position. Ensure the curved rim faces the retained component. No groove is needed. Always wear safety glasses and verify the ring is fully seated before operation.

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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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