Seeger circlips are the ideal solution for securing pins, shafts, bushings and stressed joints in various industrial segments. They are particularly suitable for the engineering and construction industries. Both friction and outer locking rings comply with the relevant standards, so you can confidently choose them for your applications.
External circlips
Our external circlips are manufactured in accordance with DIN 471. They are used to secure shafts. The dimensions are given by the diameter of the shaft, but it is not possible to determine the exact size of the ring by measuring it. The circlip is installed using seeger pliers, which hold the seeger lock together with the mounting eyes, expand it and slide it into the groove on the shaft. When released, the circlip is tightened and anchored securely.
Internal circlips
Our internal circlips are manufactured in accordance with DIN 472. They are used to secure the inside of a shaft or bore. As with external seeger circlips, it is not possible to determine the exact dimensions by measuring them. The installation is performed by pressing the ring with the use of the eyelets and seeger pliers, and sliding it into the shaft or bore. After inserting it into the groove and releasing the pliers, the seeger lock expands again to its original shape, thus securely securing the shaft or bore.
Caliper circlips
Caliper circlips are used mainly for small shafts and are designed for applications with low axial loads. They are manufactured in accordance with DIN 6799. In contrast to the external and internal seeger circlips, they are not equipped with eyelets and are seated in place by radial mounting (i.e. vertically onto the axis). Thanks to its shape, the fuse clicks correctly into the groove and thus performs its function well.
Lock washers
Lock washers are mainly used to insure stressed joints in various industrial segments, especially engineering and construction.
