Turntable Circlips

Turntable circlips are small but essential mechanical components used in record players to secure shafts, axles, gears, pulleys, and rotating assemblies in precise positions. Correctly sized circlips are critical for maintaining mechanical stability, proper alignment, and long-term reliability of turntable mechanisms.

This category includes a wide selection of circlips for turntables, covering many shaft diameters and thicknesses commonly found in vintage and modern record players. These components are typically used in tonearm mechanisms, platter assemblies, motor shafts, idler systems, speed change mechanisms, and internal drive components. Accurate sizing is essential to ensure correct retention without excessive stress on delicate parts.

In addition to metal circlips, this category also includes precision washers and rubber washers used for spacing, damping, insulation, and vibration control inside turntable assemblies. Rubber washers help absorb mechanical vibration and reduce noise transmission, while metal washers provide accurate spacing and load distribution.

All circlips and washers in this category are intended for technical repair, restoration, and maintenance of turntables. They are suitable for replacing missing, worn, or damaged retaining clips and spacers during servicing of vintage audio equipment. Correct installation helps prevent axial movement, misalignment, and premature wear of mechanical components.

This collection is aimed at technicians, restorers, and experienced users who require exact mechanical parts for turntable repair, ensuring original function, mechanical integrity, and long-term reliability.