Oil Control Rings for Generators, Lawnmowers, Tractors

- Oil Control Piston Ring 60 x 4.5 mm (2.362 x 0.177 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1004747
- Oil Control Piston Ring 61.5 x 4 mm (2.421 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1004797
- Oil Control Piston Ring 62.5 x 4 mm (2.461 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1004849
- Oil Control Piston Ring 65.5 x 4 mm (2.579 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005055
- Oil Control Piston Ring 66 x 2.5 mm (2.598 x 0.098 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005069
- Oil Control Piston Ring 67 x 2.5 mm (2.638 x 0.098 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005106
- Oil Control Piston Ring 68 x 2.5 mm (2.677 x 0.098 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005148
- Oil Control Piston Ring 68.5 x 3 mm (2.697 x 0.118 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005181
- Oil Control Piston Ring 68.5 x 5 mm (2.697 x 0.197 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005185
- Oil Control Piston Ring 69.5 x 4 mm (2.736 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005235
- Oil Control Piston Ring 70.5 x 3 mm (2.776 x 0.118 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005349
- Oil Control Piston Ring 72 x 4.5 mm (2.835 x 0.177 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005474
- Oil Control Piston Ring 72.5 x 4 mm (2.854 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005502
- Oil Control Piston Ring 72.5 x 4 x 3.3 mm (2.854 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005503
- Oil Control Piston Ring 73.5 x 4 mm (2.894 x 0.157 in) - Double Bevelled$8.12Product Code: 1005556
In this section you will find a large selection of individual oil control piston rings that are listed by size (diameter and axial thickness).
Our oil control piston rings fit a large number of 4-stroke engines (petrol and diesel) such as the following:
- air compressors
- general purpose engines
- generators
- industrial engines
- lawn mowers
- marine motors
- motorcycles
- outboard motors
- tillers
- tractors
Individual oil control piston rings are generally requested in the below cases:
- A corresponding piston ring set does not exist in the market. This is often the case with very old engines.
- The piston grooves are damaged and need to be enlarged, so the original piston rings cannot work. This often happens with the top groove of the piston.
- The cylinder is heavily worn. To avoid reboring the cylinder, you may install piston rings that are a bit larger in diameter.





































