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7700520332 117 Teeth Fly Wheel Ring Gear For 12 TOROS R4 / 6 / 12

Specifications

Certifiion :

IATF 16949

Place of Origin :

China

Model Number :

/ 12 TOROS R4/6/12/7700520332/117 Teeth

MOQ :

Negotiation

Price :

Negotiation

Packaging Details :

Standard Packaging

Payment Terms :

L/C,T/T,etc.

Car Model :

/ 12 TOROS R4/6/12/7700520332/117 Teeth

Teeth :

117

OEM :

7700520332

Name :

RING GEAR

Crafts :

Normalising, Turning, Hobbing, Quenching, Tempering

Certified :

IAFTF16949

Description

Description

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1. The ring gear part is made of standard 45# alloy steel and high-frequency quenching process. The hardness of the tooth part can reach 48-58HRC, which makes the product more heat-resistant, wear-resistant and durable.

2. Our company uses fully automatic CNC machine tools, machining centers, quenching machines and other equipment in the processing process to ensure better processing accuracy of the products, which can reach the dimensional accuracy of the original parts of the automobile factory, so that the sound of the products is smaller and more Stablize.

3. The inspection adopts 3-D Measuring/Metallurgical Micro-test/Hardness test/Tension test and other equipment to ensure that there will be no defective products in the factory.

4. Export products are made of high-strength five-layer A-grade cartons, painted with anti-rust oil on the outside, and covered with anti-rust sealed bags to ensure that the products will not be rusted due to transportation problems.

Teeth:	117
Outer Diameter	247.2mm
Inner Diameter(mm)	221mm
Height	8mm

Advantage

Enhanced Starting Performance: The precise tooth configuration and gear reduction ratio of the ring gear contribute to efficient and powerful engine starting.

Compatibility with Starting System Components: The ring gear seamlessly integrates with other starting system components, such as the starter motor and solenoid.

Crafts

Normalising