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Part Name: Shaft Rotor - Forging - USA

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Shaft Rotor (Forging - USA), is a critical component in mechanical systems, particularly in electric motors, turbines, and other rotating machinery. It is designed to transmit torque and facilitate the transfer of rotational energy within these machines. The shaft rotor consists of the rotor (the rotating part) and the shaft (which connects the rotor to the drive mechanism). Read more...
Shaft-Rotor
Cam
*All Values must be greater than zero
Part Dimension (in Millimeters) Override Part Dimension
Main Body Diameter D4 (mm)
End Shaft Diameter D3 (mm) value should be less than D4
Neck Diameter D2 (mm) value should be less than D4
Head Diameter D1 (mm) value should be greater than D2
End Shaft Length L4 (mm)
Body Length L3 (mm) value should be greater than L4
Neck Length L2 (mm) value should be smaller than L3
Head Thickness L1 (mm) value should be smaller than L2
Wheel Cylinder
Material
Annual Volume (override volume if required) Value should be less than 9999999
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Heating
Forging
Trimming
Heat Treatment
Shot Blasting
Coining
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Final Inspection
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