The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

Rings equal to the HHM ones but without removal provision. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 5.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 5.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.

Rings equal to the HHM ones but without removal provision. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 3.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

Rings equal to the HHM ones but without removal provision. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 10 mm to 76 mm diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 5.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.

The important feature of these rings is the thickness major than their radial width that allows them to operate in a shallow groove depth by maintaining exactly the same resistance to high axial loads. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 5.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.

Rings equal to the HHM ones but without removal provision. Available in both standard carbon steel and AISI 302 stainless steel from 0.375 inches (9,5 mm) to 3.000 inches (76,2 mm) diameters.