2S-3804: 29 Teeth Sliding Gear

A Sliding Gear, the driver operates the gear selector, typically a gear lever, in conjunction with the clutch pedal. By moving the gear lever into the desired forward gear position and releasing the clutch, the corresponding sliding gear engages with the output shaft gear, enabling forward movement. To engage reverse, the driver typically needs to perform an additional step, such as lifting a collar or pressing a separate button, depending on the transmission design. Attributes: • Provided with smooth surface finishing reduces wear and tear of the Gears • Manufactured from steel offers high ductility and strength Applications: A Sliding Gear is used to receive power from the driving Gear and transfer that power to the driven system.