FK 7 DMS
ESB / ESW /
DSB / DSW
fk 7 DMS
double laminar retaining rings with centrifugal force protection
FK 7 DMS double laminar retaining rings with centrifugal force protection
These rings can be used for rotation speeds that “FK 7 DSW” retaining rings cannot cope with.
Ring materials
1) Varies depending on the type of thermal treatment! Hardness values depending on ring cross-section, measured in Rockwell HRA or HRC.
2) The surface colour can vary depending on the type of thermal treatment from silber/bluish to brownish/black.
Permissible peripheral speed
Please note: When making enquiries or placing orders, please specify the exact bore diameter “D1”, operating temperature and rotational speeds!
Running and assembly tests:
Before our laminar rings are used in series production, running and assembly tests must always be carried out under operating conditions to determine whether the retaining rings can withstand the required stress.
Axial load 3)
Axial load 3):
In order to determine the axial load capacity of the retaining rings, shear tests must be carried out under operating conditions. If there are uncontrollable axial impacts between the surrounding components and the laminar rings during operation (coupling effect) or extreme vibration of the components, the secure position of the retaining rings in the groove cannot be guaranteed.
FK 7 DMS ring 4)
Order information 4):
For enquiries and/or orders, the ring diameter specification must correspond to the shaft diameter “D1” exactly.
All dimensions in mm, *reinforced ring design
Note: Please refer to the information on pages 13, 62, 63, 64 and 65 (questionnaire).
All dimensions in mm, *reinforced ring design
Important note:
If there are uncontrollable axial impacts of the surrounding components against the laminar rings during operation (coupling effect) or extreme vibration of the shafts, the secure position of the "FK 7 DMS" rings in the groove cannot be guaranteed. In addition to the stated max. permissible shaft rotation speed, installation and long term run tests must be performed under operating conditions.