Typical spring clips are self-retaining, one-piece fasteners that slip into a mounting hole or onto a flange or panel edge. Secondary fastening devices such as rivets, studs, or screws are not needed ...

Elastic deformation is central to prevent loosening in most types of fasteners. This is most obviously the case with spring pins, spring clips, and spring washers. Sprung fasteners, such as R-clips ...

U-clips are an easy-to-assemble mechanical fastener. They are normally formed from a single strip of sprung steel, bent into a ‘U’ shape to form two legs. These legs often have lead lips so that they ...

Spring clips use compressive spring force to secure assembly components. The clips come in many shapes and sizes to accommodate a variety of plastic and die-cast parts. U-shaped clips are used to ...