Gear Reduction Starter Drives

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Gear Reduction Starter Drives Specification

For Use In
Gear reduction starters use gears to reduce the speed of a higher-speed electric motor in order to extract more torque at the flywheel end of the starter.

Color
Silver

Surface Treatment
Smooth

Material
Metal

Finish
Polished

Product Type
Starter Drives

Gear Reduction Starter Drives Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Pieces

Supply Ability
500 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

Main Export Market(s)
Australia, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Western Europe, Asia, Central America, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Gear Reduction Starter Drives

Gear Reduction Starter DrivesOur organization is engaged in manufacturing a high dimensional accurate range of Gear Reduction Starter Drives. The Gear Reduction Drives of our company are preferred by the clients because these are made from the impeccable quality of raw materials. These drives are quality tested before the delivery so as to give out the high performing products. Our Gear Reduction Starter Drives can also be customize as well.H9GR MOTOR 1791813, SM302-02FEATRING LIFETIME +400F -100FSILICONE LUBRICANTFeatures: Resistance against lubricant leakage and external contaminationFit tightly to motor shaft without adding backlashThese maintain the optimal gap between motor and adapter, thus eliminating misalignment and minimizing vibrationHave the maximum axial load capacity

FAQs of Gear Reduction Starter Drives:

Q: What material is used to manufacture Gear Reduction Starter Drives?

A: Gear Reduction Starter Drives are made from metal.

Q: What type of surface treatment is applied to Gear Reduction Starter Drives?

A: Gear Reduction Starter Drives have a smooth surface treatment.

Q: What finish do Gear Reduction Starter Drives have?

A: Gear Reduction Starter Drives feature a polished finish.

Q: What is the function of Gear Reduction Starter Drives?

A: Gear Reduction Starter Drives use gears to reduce the speed of a higher-speed electric motor to extract more torque at the flywheel end of the starter.