Tercoo

Tercoo retaining ring 15mm (2 pieces per shaft)

Item no. 99734101007
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Tercoo 15 mm Circlip – Safety and stability for your blaster

Are you getting started with the Tercoo Multi-blaster? Then you want everything to stay firmly in place. These 15 mm circlips are crucial for the safety and proper operation of your machine. They ensure that the discs and the center cannot shift during powerful rust removal work.

Because the forces during rotary blasting are extremely high, it is important that the shaft components are properly secured. You use two of these rings per shaft to guarantee a stable construction. They are made of resilient metal that retains its tension, even under the high vibrations generated when removing rust, paint, or tar. A small part, but essential for a professional and safe result.

  • Maximum Security: Prevents axial movement of the Tercoo discs on the shaft.
  • Perfect Fit: Specifically designed for Tercoo's 15 mm shaft configurations.
  • Resilient Steel: Retains its shape and clamping force, even under heavy loads.
  • Easy Installation: With a suitable circlip pliers, you can simply snap them into place.
  • Essential Maintenance: Replace bent or loose rings immediately for your own safety.

Small part, big importance

Stable Shaft

Keeps the blades and the center exactly positioned for vibration-free operation.

Safe Working

Circlips are the final barrier that prevents parts from coming loose at 4000 revolutions per minute.

Always Ready

Make sure you always have a few spare rings in your case, so that a lost ring does not stop your job.


Product Information
  • Brand: Tercoo
  • Type: Circlip (E-clip / Seeger ring)
  • Size: 15 mm
Application
  • Tercoo Multi shaft systems
  • 2 pieces required per shaft
  • Securing rotating discs
  • Inspection: Before each use, check that the circlips are still firmly seated in the groove of the shaft.
  • Tools: Preferably use circlip pliers for installation and removal; this prevents the ring from flying off or being unnecessarily bent.
  • Replace in Time: A circlip that has been severely bent once loses its resilience. When in doubt, always use a new ring.
  • Keep Clean: Remove dust and grease from the shaft groove before placing a new ring for an optimal fit.