Connect R Clips - Silver - 34177

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The Connect R Clips (Silver, MPN 34177) are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing reliable fastening solutions. Their primary benefit is providing a strong, durable, and corrosion-resistant method for securing pins in various applications. A minor caveat is their specific wire diameter (2mm) and working length (43mm), which may not suit all project needs. This pack of 50 R clips offers a convenient supply for common tasks.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 34177 |
| Brand | Connect |
These R clips are made from carbon steel.
An R clip, also known as a spring clip or linchpin clip, is used to secure pins, such as clevis pins or cotter pins, in place and prevent them from coming loose.
They have a wire diameter of 2mm and a working length of 43mm.
Each pack contains 50 R clips.
Yes, they are corrosion-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor applications, though prolonged exposure to harsh conditions may still affect them over time.
These R clips are designed for general mechanical use and securing pins. They are not intended for heavy-duty load-bearing applications where specialized fasteners are required.
Once inserted through the pin, bend the two legs of the R clip outwards firmly. This creates tension and prevents the clip from vibrating loose.
Ensure you are using the correct size R clip for the pin. If it's still stiff, a gentle application of lubricant on the bending point might help, but avoid lubricants that attract excessive dirt.
Verify that the legs of the R clip are sufficiently bent outwards. Ensure the R clip is correctly sized for the pin and the mating hole. If the pin or hole is worn, consider replacing the pin.
While corrosion-resistant, some surface rust may appear over long periods or in highly corrosive environments. Remove surface rust with a wire brush and apply a light coat of oil if the part will be exposed. For critical applications, consider replacement.
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