What are these metal washers called please?

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Hello

I've been struggling to find large thin metal washers like the one in the photo.
(I lost the originals for a Keter plastic shed that was taken down, and Keter customer service are unresponsive after 3 months)

Does anyone know what they are called please?

I've looked up serrated / locking / shakeproof / toothed washers, and can find none with this edging, and without the correct name type, I'm really stuck with a search.

(The outer measurement is 33mm and the inner is 27mm - they are 0.5mm thickness )

Thank you in advance
 

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I guess you found the ones that are £3 each on ebay? I'd just try something similar to see if that works
 
as above, I would have thought anything similar would do unless there is a specific reason for that design!

some say 'toothed lock washers' should be replaced after every use (i don't, but guess nasa woud on a space rocket)
 
A plastic shed...so its just to stop the bolt undoing as it vibrates in the wind ... so any sprung washer will do...
 
as above, I would have thought anything similar would do unless there is a specific reason for that design!

some say 'toothed lock washers' should be replaced after every use (i don't, but guess nasa woud on a space rocket)
As a skilled engineer I always change any form of lock washer after I've removed the nut/bolt. They do in the aircraft industry and woe betide anyone found not doing so.
 
As a skilled engineer I always change any form of lock washer after I've removed the nut/bolt. They do in the aircraft industry and woe betide anyone found not doing so.
You can't really compare the aviation industry to a plastic shed.
 

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