Internal Circlip DIN 472

Internal Circlips, also known as Retaining Rings for Bore, are intended to fit securely into the groove of a hole or bore. These components replace traditional mechanical fasteners like nuts, cotter pins, and rivets, lowering the overall weight of an assembly.

Internal circlips are widely employed in the automotive sector for securing gears, bearings, and pulleys within bores. They play a crucial role in engines, transmissions, and other mechanical systems, ensuring components remain in position even under high-stress conditions.

Standard Equivalent: JIS B 2804