WHAT IS A TOLERANCE RING?
WHY USE A TOLERANCE RING?

News

Rencol win Best SME at MX IMechE Awards

Rencol hold annual Learning at Work day

Rencol Silver Jubilee 1982-2007

Employment

Internal Project Engineer, Hard Disk Drive - no closing date at present

Technical Project Manager - no closing date at present

If you don't see a vacancy that fits with your skills please send your CV to us anyway - we are always looking for talented people.

Please email your CV and a covering letter to rencolcareers@saint-gobain.com or download and complete the Application form.

When completing your application please concentrate on outlining your skills, attributes and achievements in areas that are particularly relevant to the role for which you are applying.

We pride ourselves on an honest open culture, our employees rate this as one of our top strengths in our regular surveys. As you will see from the following benefits of working at Rencol we are certainly a unique employer!

EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION SURVEY

Employee comments in answer to the question: What is it like to work at Rencol? 

"A company with an outstanding openness culture" 

"A positive attitude to development and improvement"

"It is enjoyable coming to work"

"You could probably count on one hand the number of UK companies that care as much as Rencol"

"Best working conditions I’ve ever experienced"

"You feel involved"

"Fun at work, a good atmosphere"

"A company always looking to improve at all levels"

 

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Tolerance Rings are radial spring fasteners
that are press fitted between two mating components. This generates a retention force that fixes those components together, whilst also satisfying other functional requirements such as Torque Drive, Overload Protection, NVH Performance and Differential Thermal Expansion.


Fasten annular components
Reduce noise & vibration
Compensating for thermal expansion
Predictable & repeatable slip
Avoid resonance frequencies
Overload protection