Mechanical Product: Torsional-Damper System

April 10, 2008
The Dual Torsional Damper System is designed to reduce torsional vibration of crankshaft systems in multicylinder vehicle engines.

The dual-mode damper consists of a self-aligning spherical soft-viscous bushing hub connected to a driveshaft and an inertia ring connected to the hub by a polyurethane material layer. The dampers protect engine and transmissions components from excessive wear. Torque capacity of the torsional system is 9,000 lb-ft.

American Engineering Group
934 Grant St., Suite #101
Akron, OH 44311
(330) 375-1975
engineeringgroup.com

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