395-3117: Transmission Center Shaft

A Transmission Center Shaft, also known as a main shaft or layshaft, is a key component in automotive transmissions and mechanical power transmission systems. It plays a major role in transferring torque and rotational power between the engine and the wheels. The transmission center shaft is a long and cylindrical shaft that runs through the center of the transmission housing. Attributes: • Precisely machined for proper alignment and engagement. • Made of high-strength steel or durable materials. Applications: A Transmission Center Shaft is primarily used to transmit power from the input shaft, driven by the engine, to the output shaft, which connects to the wheels.