EstiSource-Crank Pulley
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Part Name: Crank Pulley - Forging - India

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CrankShaft Pulley (Forging - India) is responsible for distributing power from the crankshaft to other parts of your car (for example, the alternator, air conditioning, and power steering) and also keeping essential engine components running in sync. used in engines for construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and other heavy-duty applications, ensuring reliable valve operation under demanding conditions. ensuring durability, reliability, and optimal performance under various operating conditions. Read more...
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Crank Pulley
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Part Dimension (in Millimeters) Override Part Dimension
Outer Diameter Of Crown D1 (mm)*
Inner Diameter Of Crown D2 (mm) value should be less than D1
Thickness Of Crown T1 (mm)*
Outer Diameter Of Bush D3 (mm)* value should be less than D1 & D2
Inner Diameter Of Bush D4 (mm)* value should be less than D3
Thickness Of Boosh T2 (mm)*
Crank Pulley
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Annual Volume (override volume if required) Value should be less than 9999999
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Shotblasting
Coining
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Flash Turn
Final Inspection
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