Synchronizing ring - coupling teeth

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The coupling teeth are a key structural component in automotive synchronizers. They typically have a conical surface and are fixed to the gear or spline hub, working in conjunction with components such as the synchronizer ring or engagement sleeve. The design of the coupling teeth takes into account the needs for friction and synchronization, with their conical surfaces able to closely contact the conical surfaces of the synchronizer ring, achieving speed synchronization through friction. This design allows the coupling teeth to smoothly engage with the corresponding components during gear shifting, ensuring continuity and smoothness in power transmission.

Product advantages

First, the design of its conical surface optimizes friction performance, making the synchronization process more efficient and smooth. Secondly, the material and manufacturing process of the coupling teeth have been carefully selected and optimized to ensure their stability and durability under high strength and harsh conditions. In addition, some advanced synchronizers also use special designs for the coupling teeth, such as conical surfaces with chamfers or grooves, to further improve lubrication and heat dissipation performance, enhancing synchronization efficiency and service life. These advanced design and manufacturing technologies enable the coupling teeth to play a more important and efficient role in automotive synchronizers.