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ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD External Friction Self-Locking Ring - Self-Locking Rings
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ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD External Friction Self-Locking Ring

3G Electric supplies the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring, an inch-series external friction-type self-locking ring for 5/16 in shaft diameters. Each pack contains 25 steel rings with a 0.042 in thickness…

SKU 3G-OTH-684764

Also listed as: SHF31STZD · SHF 31ST ZD · SHF-31ST-ZD

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ROTOR CLIP
Item
SHF-31ST ZD External Friction Self-Locking Ring
Part Number
SHF-31ST ZD
Category
Self-Locking Rings
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Technical Specifications

ROTOR CLIP
Manufacturer Part Number
SHF-31ST ZD
Type
External, Friction, Fits 5/16 in Shaft Dia, Steel, 25 PK
Thick
0.042 in
Ring Sub-Type
Friction

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Product Description

3G Electric supplies the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring, an inch-series external friction-type self-locking ring for 5/16 in shaft diameters. Each pack contains 25 steel rings with a 0.042 in thickness, sourced as an authorised distributor across 14 industrial departments — with specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring used for?

The ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD is an inch-series external friction-type self-locking ring designed to secure components on a 5/16 in shaft without requiring a groove. It is commonly used in automotive, industrial machinery, and power transmission applications where axial retention is needed.

What are the specifications of the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring?

The ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD is an external friction-type self-locking ring for 5/16 in shaft diameters. It has a thickness of 0.042 in, is made of steel, and comes in a pack of 25. The ring sub-type is friction, meaning it grips the shaft without a groove.

Where to buy the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD retaining ring worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to order this inch-series external friction ring for 5/16 in shafts.

How to install the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD friction retaining ring?

To install the ROTOR CLIP SHF-31ST ZD friction retaining ring, ensure the shaft is clean and free of burrs. Use retaining ring pliers to expand the ring evenly and slide it onto the 5/16 in shaft until it seats firmly. The friction design holds it in place without a groove.

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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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