Nonvehicular Clutch Disk

Nonvehicular clutch disks are a type of component used in torque converters and speed changers, which are part of the supply class of mechanical power transmission equipment. These clutch disks are designed to transmit power between the engine and the transmission, allowing for smooth engagement and disengagement of the power transfer.

In nonvehicular applications, these clutch disks are commonly used in industrial machinery, such as pumps, generators, and industrial equipment. They are typically made of high-quality friction materials, such as steel or composite materials, to ensure efficient power transmission and durability.

The main function of nonvehicular clutch disks is to transfer torque from the engine to the transmission, allowing for the adjustment of speed and power output. When engaged, the clutch disk connects the engine and the transmission, enabling power to be transmitted from the engine to the driven components. When disengaged, the clutch disk separates the engine and the transmission, interrupting the power transfer.

Nonvehicular clutch disks are available in various sizes and designs to accommodate different power requirements and application needs. They are an essential component in torque converters and speed changers, ensuring efficient and reliable power transmission in mechanical power transmission equipment.