outer ring gasket

This type of washer is usually located on the outside of bolts, screws, shafts, or other connecting components, adjacent to the outer surface of the connecting components.

Some common features and applications of outer ring washers include:

Distributed load: Outer ring gaskets are usually used to distribute load, especially in structural connections, to prevent stress concentration in the connecting components.

Support: They can be used to support connecting components, ensuring that they maintain the correct position and alignment.

Sealing: Some outer ring gaskets also have sealing function, used to provide additional sealing performance between connecting components to prevent liquid or gas leakage.

Material: The outer ring gasket is usually made of metal (such as steel, copper, aluminum) or plastic materials, and the specific material selection depends on the application requirements.

Size: The size of the outer ring gasket usually varies depending on the size and shape of the connecting components to ensure suitability for a specific connection.

The outer ring gasket has a wide range of applications, including mechanical equipment, structural connections, automotive manufacturing, and construction engineering. Choosing the correct outer ring gasket usually depends on your specific application requirements, including load, size, material, and sealing performance. If necessary, you can consult with the hardware supplier or manufacturer to obtain the appropriate outer ring gasket.