Sk 7636 Retaining Lock Ring Pliers 9 Inch Angled Tip

Product Description

The SK 7636 is a 9-inch angled-tip retaining lock ring pliers designed for installing and removing retaining rings in tight or recessed locations. The angled tip geometry allows access at off-axis angles, making it useful in applications where a straight-reach tool cannot seat the ring properly. At 0.54 pounds, the tool is lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. It measures 9 inches in overall length, providing adequate reach and leverage for standard retaining ring work across a range of fastener sizes.

This tool is suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, pool equipment, and general mechanical service where retaining rings secure shafts, bearings, or housings. Technicians working on pump assemblies, motor shafts, fan hubs, and valve cartridges will find the angled tip useful when working inside equipment enclosures or tight mounting cavities. It is a hand tool intended for professional shop and field use.

Key Features

• Angled tip design allows access to retaining rings in recessed or off-axis locations
• 9-inch overall length provides reach and leverage for standard retaining ring installation and removal
• Lightweight at 0.54 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended service
• Compact profile at 3.5 inches wide and 0.5 inches in height for storage and transport
• Single-piece tool with no moving components to lose or replace in the field

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose retaining lock ring pliers suitable for use across residential and commercial HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service applications where standard retaining ring installation or removal is required.

Installation Notes

De-energize and lock out any equipment before servicing components secured by retaining rings. Ensure the correct pliers tip size and style matches the retaining ring type being serviced to avoid ring distortion or tool slip. Use appropriate eye protection, as retaining rings can release under spring tension. General mechanical service guidelines apply; consult equipment manufacturer documentation for component-specific procedures.