Value Collection 80122377 Internal Snap Retaining Ring

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 80122377 is a spring steel internal snap retaining ring designed to secure components within a bored housing or bore. It seats in a machined groove on the inside diameter of a housing, preventing axial movement of shafts, pins, bearings, and similar components. With a nominal bore diameter of 1-13/16 inches and a free outer diameter of 2.012 inches, the ring is sized for precision fits in standard bored assemblies. Ring thickness measures 0.062 inches and groove width is 0.068 inches. The phosphate finish provides basic corrosion resistance. Machinists, millwrights, and maintenance technicians working on mechanical assemblies install this ring type using internal snap ring pliers.

This internal retaining ring is suited for use in residential and commercial mechanical assemblies where a standard 1-13/16 inch bore housing groove is present. Common applications include electric motors, gear housings, pump bodies, and general industrial equipment requiring axial retention of rotating or sliding components. Sold in a pack of 10, this ring is appropriate for both single-repair and small-batch maintenance jobs across HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical trades.

Key Features

• Internal snap ring design seats in housing bore groove for axial retention
• Nominal bore diameter of 1-13/16 inches with free OD of 2.012 inches
• Ring thickness of 0.062 inches with a thickness tolerance of -0.003 to 0.003 inches
• Groove width of 0.068 inches with groove depth of 0.055 inches
• Spring steel construction with phosphate finish for durability and basic corrosion resistance
• Sold in a pack of 10 with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as a standard internal snap retaining ring for use in housings with a 1-13/16 inch nominal bore diameter and a machined internal groove matching the specified groove width and depth tolerances.

Installation Notes

Installation requires internal snap ring pliers sized for the ring diameter. Always de-energize and lock out any equipment before disassembling housings or replacing retaining rings. Inspect the housing groove for wear, burrs, or damage before seating the new ring. Ensure the ring is fully seated in the groove before reassembling the assembly.