Description

INGCO S-RH-CC-RH10201 Rotary Hammer Drill-Circlip (D15MM)

The INGCO S-RH-CC-RH10201 Rotary Hammer Drill-Circlip (D15MM)  also known as snap rings or cotter pins in various locations, the specific D15mm designation  refers to the diameter of the shaft or hole the circlip secures. Here’s a breakdown of circlips in rotary hammer drills:

Circlips in Rotary Hammer Drills:

• Rotary hammer drills can incorporate circlips for several purposes:
  • Securing Internal Components: They might hold bearings, gears, or other internal components in place on shafts.
  • Detent Mechanism (for chisel function):Rotary hammer drills with a chisel function might use a circlip as part of the mechanism that locks the chisel into position.

D15mm Designation:

• The D15mm likely refers to the diameter of the shaft or hole that the circlip is designed to fit.

Description of a Circlip:

• Typically a simple, ring-shaped piece of metal with open ends that can be snapped into a groove.
• May have a round  cross-section .

How it Works:

1. The D15mm circlip will have an inner diameter of 15mm, allowing it to fit snugly around a 15mm diameter shaft or within a 15mm diameter groove.
2. The open ends of the circlip are compressed during installation, allowing it to snap into a machined groove on the shaft or housing.
3. The circlip’s outward tension against the groove wall keeps it securely fastened in place.

Applications and Uses:

• • • In a rotary hammer drill, the D15mm circlip could be used for various purposes  :
  • Securing a bearing: It might hold a bearing in place on a 15mm diameter shaft within the gear housing.
  • Detent mechanism for chisel function: In a rotary hammer drill with a chisel function, a D15mm circlip could be part of the mechanism that locks the chisel attachment onto a 15mm diameter groove on the hammer mechanism.

Importance:

• The circlip plays a vital role in ensuring the proper function of the rotary hammer drill by keeping internal components securely fastened in their designated positions.