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ROTOR CLIP Self-Locking Retaining Ring - Self-Locking Rings
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ROTOR CLIP Self-Locking Retaining Ring

The ROTOR CLIP Self-Locking Retaining Ring (Metric, MPN DTI-8ST PD) is a tooth-locking ring designed for an 8 mm bore diameter with a 0.25 mm thickness. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this specific fastener…

SKU 3G-OTH-687841

Also listed as: DTI8STPD · DTI 8ST PD · DTI-8ST-PD

Brand
ROTOR CLIP
Item
Self-Locking Retaining Ring
Part Number
DTI-8ST PD
Category
Self-Locking Rings
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Technical Specifications

ROTOR CLIP
Manufacturer Part Number
DTI-8ST PD
Type
Self-Locking Retaining Ring, Tooth-Locking, For 8 mm Bore Dia
Thick
0.25 mm

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Product Description

The ROTOR CLIP Self-Locking Retaining Ring (Metric, MPN DTI-8ST PD) is a tooth-locking ring designed for an 8 mm bore diameter with a 0.25 mm thickness. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this specific fastener and delivers it as part of our broad industrial supply across 14 departments, with specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls ensuring we source the right component for your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a ROTOR CLIP self-locking retaining ring used for?

A ROTOR CLIP self-locking retaining ring secures components in a bore by locking into a groove, preventing axial movement. It is commonly used in automotive, industrial machinery, and assembly applications where vibration resistance is critical. 3G Electric supplies this fastener across 14 industrial departments.

What are the specifications of the ROTOR CLIP DTI-8ST PD retaining ring?

The ROTOR CLIP DTI-8ST PD is a metric self-locking retaining ring with tooth-locking design for an 8 mm bore diameter and 0.25 mm thickness. It is made by ROTOR CLIP, a trusted brand in fasteners. 3G Electric sources this specific part for your application.

Where to buy ROTOR CLIP DTI-8ST PD retaining rings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies ROTOR CLIP DTI-8ST PD retaining rings worldwide. We handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this metric self-locking ring to your facility. Contact us to order this fastener for your industrial maintenance or production needs.

How to install a self-locking retaining ring for an 8 mm bore?

To install a self-locking retaining ring, use retaining ring pliers to compress the ring and insert it into the groove of the 8 mm bore. Ensure the tooth-locking feature engages fully. 3G Electric can provide guidance on proper selection and sourcing for your application.

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ROTOR CLIP Products

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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