165-5629: 44 Teeth Shaft Rotor

A Shaft Rotor is a part of a planetary gear set within the transmission. Its primary function is to transmit power and control the speed and direction of the output. The planetary gear set consists of the sun gear, planet gears, and annular gear. The shaft features teeth that engage with the gears in the planetary set, allowing it to transmit torque and control the direction of power flow. Attributes: • Helps evenly distribute loads and torque, preventing overloading • Allows for precise control over gear ratios Applications: A Shaft Rotor is used to control the direction of rotation by engaging and disengaging with different parts of the planetary gear set, enabling both forward and reverse motion in a machine.