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Rotor Clip RG Rings
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The RG makes indentations on either side of the groove once installed which significantly increases its holding power. It can also be installed directly against the face of the retained part, virtually eliminating end play. (Note: this product works only on “soft” shafts.)
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Rotor Clip SHF Rings
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The SHF ring resembles a regular SH ring except that it its designed to function on a shaft without a groove. The design of the ring causes it to exert significant gripping power uniformly on the shaft (except where the gap occurs.)
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Rotor Clip TI Rings
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The internal version of the TY featuring a series of prongs protruding outward. The ends create interference with the housing when the ring is installed and a load introduced to the other side.
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Rotor Clip TX Rings
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This ring features an outer rim with a series of prongs protruding into the center. The ends create interference with the shaft when the ring is installed and a load introduced to the other side. The outer rim of the TX is curved which affords greater thrust load capacity and is easier to orient for assembly than the TY ring (next page.)
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Rotor Clip TY Rings
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This ring features an outer rim with a series of prongs protruding into the center. The ends create interference with the shaft when the ring is installed and a load introduced to the other side. The outer rim of the TY is flat.
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