Komatsu Final Drives

The Komatsu Final Drive is a design made up of gears and other operating elements that are driven by a gear train.

The simplest Komatsu Final Drive consists of a carrier. It is designed to fix the satellites relative to each other so that they move together.

For proper operation of the Komatsu Final Drive, it is necessary that one of the constituent parts of it is rigidly fixed to the casing. In the Komatsu Final Drive, which is equipped with a carrier, the static part is exactly it. In addition, the crown or solar gear may be rigidly fixed. In the event that none of the parts of this unit is fixed, it is possible to separate one movement into several, or merge the two into one.

Due to this design, the drive and driven shafts of the Komatsu moving in one direction.

Serves the Komatsu Final Drive to ensure a lower gear and at the same time increase the torque. To ensure the operation of this mechanism, the rotating shaft of the Komatsu joins its driven element.

Lubrication of all components of this device is done by spraying the oil, but in some special devices this is done by a Komatsu oil pump forcibly.

Types of Komatsu Final Drives:

Depending on the number of gears that they have Komatsu Final Drives are divided into:

- single-stage;

- multistage.

Single-stage motors - simpler and at the same time more compact, smaller in size compared to multistage gears, provide more opportunities for transferring torque, achieving different gear ratios. Komatsu multi-stage Drives are rather cumbersome mechanisms, and the range of gear ratios that they can be provided is significantly smaller.

If you are interested in the original Komatsu Final Drive or the aftermarket (replacement) or rebuilt Komatsu Final Drive, you can order this unit online.