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A securing ring, includes a body defining a ring opening and having a circumference of substantially circular configuration at formation of a slotted gap to define confronting ring ends. The body defines a ring plane and an axis of symmetry and has a radial width which continuously increases, at lea

A securing ring, includes a body defining a ring opening and having a circumference of substantially circular configuration at formation of a slotted gap to define confronting ring ends. The body defines a ring plane and an axis of symmetry and has a radial width which continuously increases, at least in sections, from the ring ends onwards at both sides of the axis of symmetry. Each of the ring ends has a L-shaped configuration and is extended by a lug jutting out from the ring plane and formed with a throughbore. Both lugs of the ring ends are positioned on a same side of the ring plane, with the throughbores of the lugs extending in parallel relationship to one another and to the ring plane.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A securing ring, comprising a body made of spring steel and defining a ring opening, said body having a circumference of substantially circular configuration at formation of a slotted gap to define confronting ring ends, said body defining a ring plane and an axis of symm

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A securing ring, comprising a body made of spring steel and defining a ring opening, said body having a circumference of substantially circular configuration at formation of a slotted gap to define confronting ring ends, said body defining a ring plane and an axis of symmetry and having a radial width which widens, at least along predetermined regions, from the ring ends onwards at both sides of the axis of symmetry, each of said ring ends exhibiting a L-shaped configuration and being extended by a lug jutting out from the ring plane and formed with a throughbore, said lug of one of the ring ends and said lug of the other one of the ring ends being positioned on a same side of the ring plane, with the throughbores of the lugs extending in parallel relationship to one another and to the ring plane.