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| | .gif) | Basic External (SH): Tapered-design ring that is installed into a groove to provide a rigid shoulder for high thrust loads. Installed axially using pliers that expand the part over the shaft.
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| | .gif) | Heavy Duty External (SHR): Extra-thick version of the Basic External that is stronger and yields higher thrust loads. Installed axially using the same tools. Note that this ring will require a wider groove than the Basic. | |
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| | .gif) | Inverted External (SHI): Tapered section ring similar to the Basic, except the lugs are inverted (on the ID) to allow use in tight areas with minimal clearance. Less thrust load than the Basic. Installed axially using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Bowed External (BSH): Curved design for resilient end-play take-up of rattling in linkages. Provides tension on adjusting screws. Also used to salvage assemblies where grooves have been cut too wide. Install with the convex surface abutting the part. | |
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| | .gif) | Beveled External (VSH): A 15° bevel on the inside diameter, when fitted to a 15° bevel on the load-bearing groove wall, yields rigid end-play take-up of manufacturing tolerances or wear on the retained part. Used in greasy and oily environments. | |
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| | .gif) | Grooveless (SHF): Reusable tapered section ring for grooveless shafts like plastics, tubes, and castings, or where adjustable ring placement is desired (like progressively tightening a compression spring). Installed using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Tamper Proof (SHM): Miniature tapered section ring without lugs that provides a tamper-proof shoulder. Also known as the "wedding ring," tamper proof rings must be destroyed for removal. Thick cross section. | |
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| | .gif) | Basic Internal (HO): Tapered section ring that is installed axially with pliers into a housing or bore. High thrust load rating. Stacked roll pack prevents tangling for ease in handling. | |
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| | .gif) | Inverted Internal (HOI): Inverted lugs seat into the groove for better clearance and a cleaner appearance. Good for shielded bearings that pass tightly through the bore or housing. Installed axially using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Bowed Internal (BHO): Curved design for resilient end-play take-up of rattling in linkages. Provides tension on adjusting screws. Also used to salvage assemblies where grooves have been cut too wide. Install with the convex surface abutting the part. | |
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| | .gif) | Double Beveled Internal (VVH): Identical to the Bowed Internal Ring, except that the 15° bevel is located on both sides of the outside diameter. The double bevel eliminates the need for orienting the ring prior to assembly. | |
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| | .gif) | Beveled Internal (VHO): A 15° bevel on the outside diameter, when fitted into a 15° bevel on the load-bearing groove wall, yields rigid end-play take-up of manufacturing tolerances or wear on the retained part. Used in greasy and oily environments. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Basic External (DSH): Tapered-design ring to DIN 471 that is installed into a groove to provide a rigid shoulder for high thrust loads. Installed axially using pliers that expand the part over the shaft. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Heavy Duty External (DSHR): Extra-thick version of the DIN 471 Basic that is stronger and yields higher thrust loads. Installed axially using the same tools. Note that the Heavy Duty will require a wider groove than the Basic. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Inverted External (DSHI): Tapered section ring similar to the Basic, except the lugs are inverted (on the ID), to allow use in tight areas with minimal clearance. Less thrust load than Basic. Installed axially using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Bowed External (DBSH): Curved design for resilient end-play take-up of rattling in linkages provides tension on adjusting screws. Also used to salvage assemblies where grooves have been cut too wide. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Tabbed External (DAK): External tabs are concentrically positioned for positioning in a concealed assembly. Tabs act as spacers for securing machine components. Conforms to DIN 983. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Bowed Tabbed External (DAL): Bowed version of DIN 983 for concealed assemblies requiring end-play take-up. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Grooveless (DSHF): Reusable tapered section ring for grooveless shafts like plastics, tubes, and castings, or where adjustable ring placement is desired (like progressively tightening a compression spring). Installed using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Grooveless Open Lug (DSHX): Reusable tapered section ring for grooveless shafts like plastics, tubes, and castings, or where adjustable ring placement is desired (like progressively tightening a compression spring). Installed using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Basic Internal (DHO): Tapered section ring to DIN 472 that is installed axially with pliers into a housing or bore. High thrust load rating. Stacked roll pack prevents tangling for ease in handling. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Heavy Duty Internal (DHOR): Extra-thick version of the DIN 472 heavy duty that is stronger and yields higher thrust loads. Installed axially using the same tools. Note that the heavy duty will require a wider groove than the basic internal. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Inverted Internal (DHOI): Inverted lugs seat into the groove for better clearance and cleaner appearance. Good for shielded bearings that pass tightly through the bore or housing. Installed axially using pliers. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Bowed Internal (DBHO): Curved design for resilient end-play take-up of rattling in linkages. Provides tension on adjusting screws. Also used to salvage assemblies where grooves have been cut too wide. Install with the convex surface abutting the part. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Beveled Internal (DVHO): A 15° bevel on the outside diameter, when fitted into a 15° bevel on the load-bearing groove wall, yields rigid end-play take-up of manufacturing tolerances or wear on the retained part. Used in greasy and oily environments. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Tabbed Internal (DJK): Internal tabs are concentrically positioned for a concealed assembly. Tabs act as spacers for securing machine components. Conforms to DIN 984. | |
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| | .gif) | Metric Bowed Tabbed Internal (DJL): Bowed version of DIN 984 for concealed assemblies requiring end-play take-up. | |
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| | | Metric Basic External ANSI (MSH): Tapered-design ring to ANSI metric dimensions that is installed into a groove to provide a rigid shoulder for high thrust loads. Installed axially using pliers that expand the part over the shaft. | |
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| | | Metric Heavy Duty External ANSI (MSHR): Extra-thick version of the ANSI metric MSH that is stronger and yields higher thrust loads. Installed axially using the same tools. Note that the heavy duty will require a wider groove than the basic. | |
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| | | Metric Basic Internal ANSI (MHO): Tapered section ring to ANSI metric dimensions that is installed axially with pliers into a housing or bore. High thrust load rating. | |
