Product Description
Product Description
Hot Forged Alloy and Carbon Steel Shaft Forging Powder Exhaust Fan Spindle Trt Spindle
ZheJiang Qilu Industrial Co., Ltd has the capacity to guarantee the quality for every step, from raw material (forging), then heating treatment, finally machining. We have our own forging mill, heating teatment shop and machining shop. At present we could supply various of lage main shaft, turbin shaft, cylinder shaft, windy generator shaft, roller shaft, wheel forging, drill bit forging and kinds of irregular parts based on the drawing provided by customers.
Steel material for shaft and forging parts:
| Engineering Steel | |||||
| GB GB/T 700 |
JIS JIS G3101 |
DIN (W-Nr.) EN10571-2 / DIN17100 |
AISI/ASTM ASTM A36 |
BS | OTHERS |
| Q235B | SS400 | S235JR / RST37-2 | A36 | ||
| Q235C | S235J0 / ST37-3 U | ||||
| Q235D | S235J2 | ||||
| GB GB/T1591 |
JIS | DIN (W-Nr.) EN10571-2 / DIN17100 |
AISI/ASTM | BS | OTHERS |
| Q355B | S355JR | ||||
| Q355C | S355J0 / ST52-3U | ||||
| Q355D | S355J2 / ST52-3 N | ||||
| Q355E | S355K2 | ||||
| GB GB/T 699 |
JIS JIS G4051 |
DIN (W-Nr.) EN 10083-2 |
AISI/ASTM ASTM A20 |
BS | OTHERS |
| 1018 | EN2C | ||||
| 20 | S20C | C20 | 1571 | EN3B/070M20 | ASTM A105 |
| 35 | S35C | C30 | 1035 | ||
| 45 | S45C | C45E/1.1191 | 1045 | EN8D/080M40 | |
| 50 | S50C | C50/1.1206 | 1050 | 080M50 | |
| 55 | S55C | C55 | 1055 | EN9/070M55 | |
| GB GB/T 3077 |
JIS JIS G4105/JIS G4103 |
DIN (W-Nr.) EN 15710 |
AISI/ASTM ASTM A29 |
BS BS 970 |
OTHERS |
| 40Cr | SCr440 | 41Cr4(1.7035) | 5140 | ||
| 15CrMo | SCM415 | 16CrMo44/1.7337 | |||
| 20CrMo | SCM420 | 18CrMo4/1.7243 | 4118 | ||
| 30CrMo | SCM430 | 25CrMo4/1.7218 | 4130 | 708A25/708M25 | |
| 42CrMo | SCM440 | 42crmo4/1.7225 | 4140 | EN19/709M40 | |
| SCM445 | 4145 | ||||
| 40CrNiMoA | SNCM 439/SNCM8 | 36CrNiMo4/1.6511 | 4340 | EN24/817M40 | |
| 40NiMoCr10-5/1.6745 | EN26/826M40 | ||||
| 34CrNiMo6 / 1.6582 | 4337 | ||||
| 30CrNiMo16-6/1.6747 | 4330V | EN30B/835M30 | |||
| 32CrMo12/1.7361 | EN40B/722M24 | ||||
| 16CrMnH / 20CrMnTi | 16MnCr5 / 1.7131 | 5115 | |||
| 20CrMn | 20MnCr5 / 1.7147 | ||||
| 15CrNi6/1.5919 | 3115 | ||||
| 16NiCr4/1.5714 | EN351/637M17 | ||||
| 4615/4617 | EN34/665M17 | ||||
| 14NiCr14/1.5752 | 3310/3415 | EN36/655M13 | |||
| 15NiCrMo16-5/1.6723 | EN39/835M15 | ||||
| 17CrNiMo6 | 18CrNiMo7-6 (1.6587) | 4815 | |||
| 20CrNiMo | SNCM220 | 1.6523/21NiCrMo2 | 8620 | 805M20 | |
| 20CrNiMo5 | EN353 | ||||
| GCr15 | SUJ2 | 52100/1.3505 | EN31/535A99 | ||
| 38CrMoAl | SACM645 | 41CrAlMo7/34CrAlMo5 | 905M39/905M31 | 41CrAlMo74(ISO) | |
ZheJiang Qilu Industrial Co., Ltd were already engaged in exporting steel for 11 years, could supply a great variety of hot forged, hot rolled and cold drawn Steels, including engineering steel, cold work tool steel, hot work tool steel, plastic mold steel, spring steel, high speed steel, stainless steel etc., besides Qilu Industrial also has their own heating treatment shop and machining shop to provide heating treatment, cutting and further machining service.
Since 2008 year, ZheJiang Qilu Industrial has the right to export all FORGED STEEL behalf of Qilu Speical Steel Co.,ltd which is specialized in smelting and forging of special steel since 1965 year, now Qilu special steel is 1 of the biggest manufacturer of forged product in China.The forged products are used in Automotive, Aerospace, Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Transportation and Industrial.
Till 2013 year, many customers need HOT ROLLED and COLD DRAWN steel from Qilu Industrial, in order to provide one-stop solution to our customers, Qilu Industrial began to cooperate with Xihu (West Lake) Dis.bei Special Steel (HangZhou and HangZhou mill), Baosteel, Tiangong International, Changcheng Special Steel for hot rolled tool steel, cooperate with HangZhou Speical Steel, HangZhou HangZhou Speical Steel, Shagang Group, CZPT Group for hot rolled engineering steel. Now we already set up the warehouse in HangZhou and HangZhou City, more than 20000 tons ex-stock could be supplied with kinds of sizes.
Then from 2018 year, Qilu Industrial decide to provide further manufacturer processing service, at present we could supply various of lage main shaft, turbin shaft, cylinder shaft, windy generator shaft, roller shaft, wheel forging, drill bit forging and kinds of irregular parts based on the drawing provided by customers.
Qilu Industrial is the professional one-stop steel manufacturer, stockist and exporter in China, our customers spread all over the world, include West Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Middle Asia, Africa, Australia, etc.
The company owns advanced special steel smelting facilities and forging processing equipments, the main steel-making equipment include 2 sets of 50t ultra-high power electric arc furnaces,2 sets of 60t LF refining furnaces,1 set of 60t vacuum degassing refining CZPT and 4 sets of 1-20t electroslag re-melting furnaces.
The main forging equipments mainly include:3 sets of 5t electro-hydraulic hammers, 1 set of high-speed forging units of 800t,1600t,2000t and 4500t respectively.
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| Material: | Alloy Steel |
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| Load: | Central Spindle |
| Stiffness & Flexibility: | Stiffness / Rigid Axle |
| Journal Diameter Dimensional Accuracy: | IT6-IT9 |
| Axis Shape: | Straight Shaft |
| Shaft Shape: | Stepped Shaft |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Are there aftermarket axle spindle options available with enhanced durability or features?
Yes, there are aftermarket axle spindle options available that offer enhanced durability or additional features compared to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) spindles. Here is a detailed explanation:
Aftermarket parts are manufactured by companies other than the vehicle’s original manufacturer. These companies often specialize in producing high-quality replacement parts that may offer improvements over the OEM components. When it comes to axle spindles, some aftermarket options are designed to provide enhanced durability or incorporate features that can benefit specific applications or driving conditions.
Here are a few examples of aftermarket axle spindle options with enhanced durability or features:
- Performance Spindles: Some aftermarket manufacturers offer performance-oriented axle spindles that are designed to handle higher loads and stress levels. These spindles are commonly used in applications where increased durability and strength are required, such as heavy-duty trucks, off-road vehicles, or vehicles used for towing. Performance spindles may be made of stronger materials or feature reinforced designs to withstand more demanding conditions.
- Upgraded Materials: Aftermarket axle spindles may be manufactured using advanced materials that offer improved strength and corrosion resistance compared to the original spindles. For example, spindles made from alloy steel or heat-treated steel alloys can provide enhanced durability and longevity, especially in harsh environments or applications subject to heavy loads.
- Improved Design and Engineering: Aftermarket manufacturers often analyze the weaknesses or limitations of OEM spindles and develop improved designs to address those issues. This may involve optimizing the geometry, reinforcing critical areas, or incorporating additional features for better performance. These enhanced designs can result in spindles that are more resistant to bending, warping, or premature wear, thereby increasing their durability.
- Specialized Spindles: In some cases, aftermarket axle spindles are designed for specific applications or driving conditions. For example, there may be spindles available that are specifically engineered for off-road use, providing improved ground clearance or compatibility with certain suspension systems. Likewise, there may be spindles designed for racing applications, where lightweight construction and enhanced performance characteristics are prioritized.
- Customization Options: Certain aftermarket manufacturers offer customized axle spindles that allow customers to tailor the spindles to their specific needs. This can include options for different bearing sizes, wheel bolt patterns, or spindle lengths to accommodate unique vehicle setups or modifications.
When considering aftermarket axle spindle options, it’s important to choose reputable manufacturers known for their quality and reliability. Look for spindles that meet industry standards and certifications, and consider factors such as the specific application, vehicle requirements, and intended use to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.
It’s also worth noting that while aftermarket axle spindles can offer enhanced durability or additional features, they may come at a higher cost compared to OEM replacements. However, the potential benefits in terms of improved performance, longevity, or customization options can make them a worthwhile investment, particularly for vehicles subjected to demanding conditions or specialized applications.
In summary, there are aftermarket axle spindle options available with enhanced durability or features. These may include performance spindles, upgraded materials, improved designs and engineering, specialized spindles, and customization options. When considering aftermarket spindles, it’s important to choose reputable manufacturers and consider factors such as compatibility, performance requirements, and intended use.
How often should axle spindles be inspected as part of routine vehicle maintenance?
Inspecting axle spindles as part of routine vehicle maintenance is crucial for ensuring their continued performance, safety, and longevity. The frequency of axle spindle inspections can vary depending on several factors, including the vehicle type, driving conditions, and manufacturer recommendations. Here are some general guidelines:
- Manufacturer Recommendations: Refer to the vehicle’s owner’s manual or the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for specific guidelines on axle spindle inspections. Manufacturers often provide recommended inspection intervals based on mileage or time, such as every 30,000 miles or every 2 years. Following the manufacturer’s recommendations ensures that you adhere to their specified maintenance intervals.
- Driving Conditions: Consider the driving conditions in which your vehicle operates. If you frequently drive in severe conditions such as off-road, dusty, or high-temperature environments, the axle spindles may require more frequent inspections. These conditions can contribute to accelerated wear or potential damage to the spindles, making more frequent inspections necessary to detect any issues early on.
- Visual Inspections: Perform visual inspections of the axle spindles regularly, especially during routine tire maintenance or brake inspections. Look for signs of damage, such as cracks, corrosion, or bent spindles. Pay attention to any unusual noise, vibration, or steering irregularities, as they can indicate potential issues with the spindles. If any abnormalities are observed, a more thorough inspection or professional evaluation should be conducted.
- Service Intervals: Take advantage of regular service intervals, such as oil changes or tire rotations, to have a qualified mechanic inspect the axle spindles. They can assess the condition of the spindles, check for proper lubrication, and identify any signs of wear or damage. The mechanic can recommend specific inspection intervals based on their expertise and the vehicle’s condition.
- Preventive Maintenance: In addition to regular inspections, consider incorporating preventive maintenance practices for your vehicle. This can include proactive measures such as applying protective coatings to the spindles, ensuring proper wheel alignment, and maintaining appropriate tire pressures. These actions can contribute to the longevity and optimal performance of the axle spindles.
It is important to note that the guidelines provided are general recommendations, and specific vehicle models or manufacturers may have different requirements. Therefore, always consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual or seek advice from a qualified mechanic or authorized dealership to determine the appropriate inspection frequency for the axle spindles in your vehicle.
Regular inspections of the axle spindles as part of routine vehicle maintenance help identify potential issues early, prevent further damage, and maintain the overall safety and reliability of the vehicle.
How does a damaged or bent axle spindle impact the performance of a vehicle?
A damaged or bent axle spindle can significantly impact the performance and safety of a vehicle. Here’s a detailed explanation:
When the axle spindle is damaged or bent, it can cause various issues that affect the overall performance and handling of the vehicle. Here are some ways a damaged or bent axle spindle can impact a vehicle:
- Wheel Misalignment: A damaged or bent axle spindle can result in wheel misalignment. This misalignment can cause uneven tire wear, reduced traction, and compromised handling. The vehicle may pull to one side, and the steering may feel unstable or imprecise. Wheel misalignment can also lead to increased rolling resistance, negatively impacting fuel efficiency.
- Vibration and Shaking: A bent axle spindle can cause vibrations and shaking in the vehicle, particularly at higher speeds. The imbalance created by the bent spindle can result in uneven tire rotation and wheel wobbling, leading to an uncomfortable and potentially unsafe driving experience.
- Braking Issues: A damaged axle spindle can affect the performance of the braking system. Uneven wheel rotation caused by a bent spindle can result in inconsistent braking force distribution. This can lead to longer braking distances, reduced braking efficiency, and potentially compromised safety in emergency braking situations.
- Suspension Component Stress: A damaged or bent axle spindle can place excessive stress on other suspension components, such as wheel bearings, control arms, or steering linkage. The misalignment and increased forces can accelerate wear and tear on these components, leading to premature failure and costly repairs.
- Handling and Stability: A compromised axle spindle can negatively impact the vehicle’s handling and stability. It can cause unpredictable steering response, reduced cornering ability, and decreased overall stability during maneuvers. This can increase the risk of loss of control and accidents, especially in emergency or evasive driving situations.
It’s important to address a damaged or bent axle spindle promptly. Continuing to drive with a damaged spindle can exacerbate the issues mentioned above and potentially cause further damage to other components of the suspension system. If you suspect a problem with the axle spindle, it’s recommended to have the vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic or technician who can accurately diagnose the issue and perform the necessary repairs or replacement.
In summary, a damaged or bent axle spindle can have a significant impact on the performance and safety of a vehicle. It can cause wheel misalignment, vibrations, braking issues, stress on suspension components, and compromised handling and stability. Prompt attention and repair are crucial to ensure the vehicle’s optimal performance and to maintain safety on the road.
editor by CX 2024-05-14
China factory Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel Forging Shaft Axle CZPT Bar Spindle Forged bad axle symptoms
Product Description
Products: Free Forging and Open Die Forging factory.
Our factory:
A. More than 25 years of professional free forging and open-die forging manufacturing experience
B. The company covers an area of 71,000 square meters
C. The construction area of the production workshop is 12,000 square meters
D. Total number of employees: 158
E. 28 engineering and technical personnel
F. 59 skilled workers
G. Annual production capacity is 38,000 tons
H. Annual raw material steel throughput turnover reaches 56,000 tons
Our Forged Steel Products
Tiangong Forging supplies a variety of semi-finished forged steel products, with the main materials being nickel-molybdenum steel, alloy steel, die steel, stainless steel and carbon steel. In addition to general steel grades such as 35#, 45#, 42CrMo, 42CrMo4, 18CrNiMo7-6, 20CrNi2Mo, 30CrNiMo8 and etc., we can also prepare the required steel according to other national specifications or specified alloy compositions requested by customers.
The maximum production shaft forging length/weight is 12m/15T; the maximum gear and wheel forging diameter/weight is 1.9m/9T.
We are particularly specialized in the forging of special-shaped forging parts.
steel hot forging raw forging gear shaft
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Description |
Steel hot forging raw forging gear shaft |
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Type |
Free forging. |
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Application |
Wind power Transformisson system , machinery and other industry |
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Processing |
Forging+machining+heating Treatment |
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Material |
steel SAE 4340, 4140,C45,42CrMo4,20CrMnTi, |
| Weight Ranges |
0.1kg-50tons |
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Roughness |
Ra0.4 – 0.8 |
Our Certificates:
Our Lab equipment:
Our main Products:
A.Forged Gear Blank
B.Wheel and Pulley
C.Forged Shaft
D.Hollow Shaft
E.Crankshaft
F.Multi-stepped Shaft
G.Various forged blank and block
I. Special-shaped Forging Parts
Application:
Our main customers: ZPMC, NGC and ZheJiang Electric etc.
Our parts are widely used in Chemical Industry, Wind power generator, Large machinery parts Chemical industry,Agricultural machinery parts ship shaft fittings. Wind Power gearbox Transmission system.
HangZhou Port, HangZhou automatic Port, ZheJiang Yang shan Port, Italy Vado port. ZheJiang Tailway crane, Egypt hanging bridge, Sri Lanka railway crane, Thailand port bridge. South Korea railway crane, Hongkong island bridge, Singapore railway crane, Russia oil & mining machines and some miltary project. etc.
Customized solutions
Our modular process allows us to design solutions various industrial application requiring free-forged and open-die-forged parts. Our modularity means flexibility, wide choice, faster delivery and, above all, competitiveness.
All Tiangong Forging, products and production processes are designed to ensure exceptional, reliable and long-lasting unique mechanical properties, thereby reducing operating costs and extending service life.
With an extensive product range and extensive experience gained in most industrial applications, we can also provide engineering advice to our customers.
Welcome to visit our factory! Welcome to send inquiry to us.
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What is the relationship between the axle spindle and the wheel bearing in a vehicle?
In a vehicle, the axle spindle and the wheel bearing are two interconnected components that work together to allow the wheel to rotate smoothly and support the vehicle’s weight. Here’s a detailed explanation of their relationship:
The axle spindle is a key part of the vehicle’s suspension system, specifically in the axle assembly. It is a shaft-like component that protrudes from the axle housing and provides support for the wheel assembly. The spindle is typically located at the center of the wheel hub and serves as a mounting point for various components, including the wheel bearing.
The wheel bearing, on the other hand, is a set of precision-engineered bearings that are usually housed within a hub assembly. It is responsible for reducing friction and facilitating the smooth rotation of the wheel. The wheel bearing allows the wheel to spin freely while supporting the weight of the vehicle and enduring the forces generated during acceleration, braking, and cornering.
The relationship between the axle spindle and the wheel bearing is one of integration and mutual dependency. The axle spindle provides the structural support and attachment point for the wheel bearing assembly. The wheel bearing, in turn, enables the wheel to rotate with minimal friction and provides load-bearing capability.
When the vehicle is in motion, the axle spindle transfers the weight of the vehicle and the forces generated by the road surface to the wheel bearing. The wheel bearing, with its lubricated bearings and races, allows the wheel to rotate smoothly and evenly distribute the applied forces. This relationship ensures that the wheel assembly operates effectively, providing stability, control, and a comfortable ride.
Over time, the wheel bearing may experience wear and tear due to continuous use, exposure to contaminants, or lack of proper maintenance. When a wheel bearing becomes worn or damaged, it can lead to various symptoms such as excessive noise, vibration, uneven tire wear, or even wheel detachment. In such cases, it is necessary to replace the wheel bearing assembly, which often involves disassembling the axle spindle to access and replace the bearing.
It’s important to note that the specific design and configuration of the axle spindle and wheel bearing can vary between different vehicle models and manufacturers. Some vehicles may have integrated wheel bearing and hub assemblies, while others may have separate components that are assembled onto the spindle. It is recommended to consult the vehicle’s repair manual or seek professional assistance for specific instructions and procedures related to your vehicle.
In summary, the axle spindle and the wheel bearing have a close relationship in a vehicle’s suspension system. The axle spindle provides structural support and serves as the mounting point for the wheel bearing assembly. The wheel bearing, in turn, allows the wheel to rotate smoothly, supports the vehicle’s weight, and helps absorb the forces generated during driving. Understanding this relationship is important for proper maintenance, repair, and replacement of the wheel bearing assembly.
Can changes in the vehicle’s ride height impact the angles and performance of axle spindles?
Yes, changes in the vehicle’s ride height can indeed impact the angles and performance of axle spindles. Here is a detailed explanation:
The ride height of a vehicle refers to the distance between the ground and the chassis or body of the vehicle. It is determined by several factors, including the suspension system, springs, shocks, and overall design. Altering the ride height, either by raising or lowering the vehicle, can have various effects on the angles and performance of the axle spindles.
Here are some ways in which changes in ride height can impact the axle spindles:
- Steering Geometry: The angles and geometry of the steering system are closely linked to the ride height of the vehicle. When the ride height is modified, it can affect the steering angles, such as the caster, camber, and toe. These angles determine how the wheels interact with the road surface and influence the handling, stability, and tire wear. Any alteration to the steering geometry can indirectly impact the axle spindles and their performance.
- Axle Alignment: Changes in ride height can also affect the alignment of the axles. Raising or lowering the vehicle can lead to changes in the relative position and alignment of the front and rear axles. This can introduce changes in the suspension geometry, including the axle angles, which in turn can affect the load distribution, tire contact patch, and overall performance of the axle spindles.
- Components Interference: In some cases, significant changes in ride height can lead to interference issues between suspension components and other parts of the vehicle. For example, lowering the vehicle excessively can cause the axle spindles or other suspension elements to come into contact with the body, frame, or other nearby components. This can result in limited suspension travel, reduced performance, or potential damage to the axle spindles.
- Suspension Travel and Dynamics: Altering the ride height can affect the suspension travel and dynamics of the vehicle. Lowering the ride height typically reduces the suspension’s range of motion, which can impact the ability of the axle spindles to absorb bumps, maintain tire contact with the road, and provide adequate suspension travel. Conversely, raising the ride height can increase the suspension travel but may also affect the vehicle’s center of gravity and stability.
- Ground Clearance: Changes in ride height can impact the vehicle’s ground clearance, which is the distance between the lowest point of the vehicle and the ground. Lowering the ride height reduces ground clearance, potentially increasing the risk of the axle spindles or other undercarriage components scraping or hitting obstacles on the road. This can lead to damage or premature wear of the axle spindles if they come into contact with road hazards.
It’s worth noting that modifying the ride height of a vehicle, particularly beyond the manufacturer’s specifications, can have implications on various aspects of vehicle performance, including the axle spindles. Therefore, it’s important to consider these factors and exercise caution when making ride height adjustments.
If you are considering changing the ride height of your vehicle, it is recommended to consult with knowledgeable professionals or experienced enthusiasts who are familiar with the specific vehicle model and its suspension system. They can provide guidance on appropriate modifications, potential impacts on the axle spindles, and the overall performance and safety of the vehicle.
In summary, changes in a vehicle’s ride height can impact the angles and performance of axle spindles. These changes can affect steering geometry, axle alignment, component interference, suspension travel and dynamics, as well as ground clearance. It’s important to consider these factors and seek expert advice when modifying the ride height to ensure optimal performance and safety of the axle spindles and the vehicle as a whole.
Are there differences between front and rear axle spindles in terms of design and function?
Yes, there are differences between front and rear axle spindles in terms of design and function. Here’s a detailed explanation:
The front and rear axle spindles serve similar purposes in a vehicle’s suspension system, but they have distinct characteristics and functions due to their positions and roles within the vehicle. Here are the key differences between front and rear axle spindles:
- Position: The front axle spindle is located at the front of the vehicle, usually connected to the steering system, while the rear axle spindle is positioned at the rear of the vehicle. The front spindle plays a crucial role in steering the vehicle, while the rear spindle primarily supports the rear wheel assembly.
- Steering Function: The front axle spindle is directly involved in the steering mechanism of the vehicle. It connects to the steering knuckle, which enables the front wheels to turn left or right, allowing the vehicle to change direction. The design of the front spindle incorporates features that facilitate steering, such as the attachment points for tie rods and steering components.
- Load Support: The rear axle spindle is primarily responsible for supporting the weight and load of the rear wheel assembly. It transfers the forces from the wheels to the suspension system and the vehicle chassis. The design of the rear spindle focuses on load-bearing capacity and durability to withstand the forces generated during acceleration, braking, and cornering.
- Drive Function: In vehicles with rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive systems, the rear axle spindle may also have additional components for transmitting power from the drivetrain to the rear wheels. These components, such as axle shafts, differential gears, and drive flanges, are not typically found in front axle spindles.
- Braking System: Both front and rear axle spindles play a role in the vehicle’s braking system. However, the design and attachment points for brake components can vary between the front and rear spindles. The front spindle may incorporate mounting points for brake calipers and rotors, while the rear spindle may have provisions for brake drums or additional components for parking brake activation.
While there are differences in design and function between front and rear axle spindles, it’s important to note that these variations can also depend on the specific vehicle make, model, and suspension configuration. Different vehicles may have unique spindle designs and features tailored to their specific requirements.
Understanding the distinctions between front and rear axle spindles is important for proper maintenance, repair, and replacement. If you encounter issues with an axle spindle, it’s recommended to consult the vehicle’s manufacturer guidelines or seek assistance from a qualified mechanic or technician who can provide accurate diagnosis and appropriate solutions based on the specific axle spindle in question.
In summary, front and rear axle spindles differ in terms of position, steering function, load support, drive function (in certain cases), and braking system requirements. These differences arise from their respective roles in the vehicle’s suspension and drivetrain systems.
editor by CX 2024-04-24
China Good quality Carbon Steel Shaft CNC Turning Spindle for Industrial Equipment Tool electric rear axle kit
Product Description
Carbon steel shaft cnc turning spindle for industrial equipment tool
Feature of CNC parts
1. Precision Cnc stainless steel parts strictly according to customer’s drawing,packing and quality request
2. Tolerance: Can be kept in +/-0.005mm
3. The most advanced CMM inspector to ensure the quality
4. Experienced technology engineers and well trained workers
5. Fast and timely delivery. Speedily&professional service
6. Give customer professional suggestion while in the process of customer designing to save costs.Our freight price is often 30-50% lower than customer’s
7. Customers can use PAYPAL and other online payment platform to pay a small amount of sample fee to shorten the sample production time
8. Quality assurance in accordance with ISO9001:2015 and ISO13485:2016
Material Available for CNC Machining
| Material | Stainless steel | SS201 SS303 SS304 SS316 17-4PH SUS440C |
| Steel | Q235 20#-45# etc | |
| Brass | C36000(C26800) C37700(HPb59) C38500(HP6 58) C27200(CuzN37)etc | |
| Iron | 1213 12L14 1215 etc | |
| Bronze | C51000 C52100 C5400etc | |
| Aluminum | Al6061 Al6063 Al7075 AL5052 etc | |
| Alloy | A2 D2 SKD11 DF2 XW/5 ASP-23 |
Terms and Conditons
| Our Processing | CNC machining, CNC milling and turning, drilling, grinding, , stamping, tapping, |
| Surface finish | Hard Coating Black Anodize Clear Anodize Hard Chrome ,Clear Zinc Plasma Niride |
| Tolerance | 0.005mm |
| QC System | 100% inspection before shipment |
| Drawing format | DWG/ IGS/ STEP/STEP,/IGES/X-T/PDF and etc. |
| Packaging | Standard package / Carton box or Pallet / As per customized specifications |
| Payment Terms | 1) Western Union for samples cost or very small order 2) 100% T/T in advance when amount less than 1000USD 3) 50% deposit, 50% balance by T/T before shipment when order amount from 3000USD to 5000USD. 4) 30% deposit, 70% balance by T/T before shipment when order amount over 5000USD. 5) L/C payment term for big amount order is acceptable. |
| Trade terms | EXW, FOB, CIF, As per customer’s request |
| Shipment Terms | 1) 0-100kg: express & air freight priority 2) >100kg: sea freight priority 3) As per customized specifications |
| Note |
All CNC machining parts are custom made according to customer’s drawings or samples, no stock.If you have any CNC machining parts to be made, please feel free to send your kind drawings/samples to us anytime by email. |
KGL Machinery&Electronics Co., Ltd.(KGL) was founded in 2013, an independent private enterprise that integrated R&D, production, sales and service.KGL is focused on CNC precision machining parts, mainly applied in the field of robotics, communications, medical, automation, and custom-designed complex parts and custom-designed equipment.The core competitiveness is rapid response capability, quality assurance system and cost control ability.We provide value-added services to customers through more technical supporting, high quality product and rapid response business processing.So customers will be more focused on their own business and thus enhance customer value.
KGL Machinery&Electronics Co., Ltd.Now has high precision 3 axis CNC vertical machining center, 4 axis machining center, 5 axis machining center imported from ZheJiang , precision grinding machine, precision wire-cut, EDM and CNC lathe about 50 units.The Max machining range is 2100*1600*800mm, and the machining accuracy can be achieved to 0.005mm.The inspection instrument has CMM, profile projector, digital micro dial, high gauge, ID &OD micrometer, and so on.Professional and experienced management, engineers, inspectors and production staff is about 80.The main processing materials include cast iron, extruded material, steel, aluminum alloy, copper, stainless steel and various engineering plastics.
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| Stiffness & Flexibility: | Stiffness / Rigid Axle |
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| Axis Shape: | Straight Shaft |
| Shaft Shape: | Stepped Shaft |
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What are the torque specifications for securing an axle spindle to the suspension components?
The torque specifications for securing an axle spindle to the suspension components can vary depending on the specific vehicle make, model, and year. It’s important to refer to the manufacturer’s documentation or service manual for the accurate torque specifications. Here is a detailed explanation:
When installing or reassembling an axle spindle, it’s crucial to tighten the fasteners to the recommended torque specifications. This ensures proper clamping force and prevents issues such as overtightening, undertightening, or uneven loading. The torque specifications typically include values for the spindle nut, caliper bolts, and other related fasteners.
Since torque specifications can differ among vehicle models and years, it’s best to consult the appropriate manufacturer’s documentation or service manual for the exact torque values. These resources provide detailed information specific to your vehicle, ensuring accurate and safe installation. The documentation may be available in print form from the vehicle manufacturer, or in digital form through online service portals or third-party publications.
When referring to torque specifications, it’s essential to consider the following factors:
- Torque Units: Torque specifications are typically provided in either foot-pounds (ft-lbs) or Newton-meters (Nm). Ensure that you are using the correct unit of measurement to avoid errors.
- Torque Sequence: In some cases, the manufacturer may specify a specific sequence for tightening the fasteners. This sequence ensures even distribution of clamping force and proper alignment of components. Refer to the manufacturer’s documentation for any specified torque sequences.
- Thread Lubrication: Depending on the specific application, the manufacturer may recommend the use of a specific lubricant or thread-locking compound on the fasteners. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations regarding lubrication to achieve accurate torque values.
- Re-Torqueing: In certain cases, the manufacturer may recommend re-torquing the fasteners after a specific mileage or driving time. This is done to account for any settling or relaxation that may occur in the components. Check the manufacturer’s documentation for any re-torqueing instructions.
It’s worth emphasizing that using the correct torque specifications is crucial to ensure the integrity and safety of the axle spindle and related components. Incorrectly tightened fasteners can lead to issues such as wheel bearing damage, premature wear, or even component failure.
If you are unsure about the torque specifications or lack the necessary tools and expertise, it is recommended to have a qualified mechanic or technician perform the installation or reassembly. They have the knowledge and experience to ensure that the axle spindle is secured with the appropriate torque, following the manufacturer’s specifications.
In summary, the torque specifications for securing an axle spindle to the suspension components vary depending on the vehicle make, model, and year. It is essential to consult the manufacturer’s documentation or service manual for the accurate torque values, taking into account torque units, torque sequence, thread lubrication, and any re-torqueing instructions. When in doubt, seek professional assistance to ensure proper installation and safe operation of the axle spindle.
How often should axle spindles be inspected as part of routine vehicle maintenance?
Inspecting axle spindles as part of routine vehicle maintenance is crucial for ensuring their continued performance, safety, and longevity. The frequency of axle spindle inspections can vary depending on several factors, including the vehicle type, driving conditions, and manufacturer recommendations. Here are some general guidelines:
- Manufacturer Recommendations: Refer to the vehicle’s owner’s manual or the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for specific guidelines on axle spindle inspections. Manufacturers often provide recommended inspection intervals based on mileage or time, such as every 30,000 miles or every 2 years. Following the manufacturer’s recommendations ensures that you adhere to their specified maintenance intervals.
- Driving Conditions: Consider the driving conditions in which your vehicle operates. If you frequently drive in severe conditions such as off-road, dusty, or high-temperature environments, the axle spindles may require more frequent inspections. These conditions can contribute to accelerated wear or potential damage to the spindles, making more frequent inspections necessary to detect any issues early on.
- Visual Inspections: Perform visual inspections of the axle spindles regularly, especially during routine tire maintenance or brake inspections. Look for signs of damage, such as cracks, corrosion, or bent spindles. Pay attention to any unusual noise, vibration, or steering irregularities, as they can indicate potential issues with the spindles. If any abnormalities are observed, a more thorough inspection or professional evaluation should be conducted.
- Service Intervals: Take advantage of regular service intervals, such as oil changes or tire rotations, to have a qualified mechanic inspect the axle spindles. They can assess the condition of the spindles, check for proper lubrication, and identify any signs of wear or damage. The mechanic can recommend specific inspection intervals based on their expertise and the vehicle’s condition.
- Preventive Maintenance: In addition to regular inspections, consider incorporating preventive maintenance practices for your vehicle. This can include proactive measures such as applying protective coatings to the spindles, ensuring proper wheel alignment, and maintaining appropriate tire pressures. These actions can contribute to the longevity and optimal performance of the axle spindles.
It is important to note that the guidelines provided are general recommendations, and specific vehicle models or manufacturers may have different requirements. Therefore, always consult the vehicle’s owner’s manual or seek advice from a qualified mechanic or authorized dealership to determine the appropriate inspection frequency for the axle spindles in your vehicle.
Regular inspections of the axle spindles as part of routine vehicle maintenance help identify potential issues early, prevent further damage, and maintain the overall safety and reliability of the vehicle.
Are there differences between front and rear axle spindles in terms of design and function?
Yes, there are differences between front and rear axle spindles in terms of design and function. Here’s a detailed explanation:
The front and rear axle spindles serve similar purposes in a vehicle’s suspension system, but they have distinct characteristics and functions due to their positions and roles within the vehicle. Here are the key differences between front and rear axle spindles:
- Position: The front axle spindle is located at the front of the vehicle, usually connected to the steering system, while the rear axle spindle is positioned at the rear of the vehicle. The front spindle plays a crucial role in steering the vehicle, while the rear spindle primarily supports the rear wheel assembly.
- Steering Function: The front axle spindle is directly involved in the steering mechanism of the vehicle. It connects to the steering knuckle, which enables the front wheels to turn left or right, allowing the vehicle to change direction. The design of the front spindle incorporates features that facilitate steering, such as the attachment points for tie rods and steering components.
- Load Support: The rear axle spindle is primarily responsible for supporting the weight and load of the rear wheel assembly. It transfers the forces from the wheels to the suspension system and the vehicle chassis. The design of the rear spindle focuses on load-bearing capacity and durability to withstand the forces generated during acceleration, braking, and cornering.
- Drive Function: In vehicles with rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive systems, the rear axle spindle may also have additional components for transmitting power from the drivetrain to the rear wheels. These components, such as axle shafts, differential gears, and drive flanges, are not typically found in front axle spindles.
- Braking System: Both front and rear axle spindles play a role in the vehicle’s braking system. However, the design and attachment points for brake components can vary between the front and rear spindles. The front spindle may incorporate mounting points for brake calipers and rotors, while the rear spindle may have provisions for brake drums or additional components for parking brake activation.
While there are differences in design and function between front and rear axle spindles, it’s important to note that these variations can also depend on the specific vehicle make, model, and suspension configuration. Different vehicles may have unique spindle designs and features tailored to their specific requirements.
Understanding the distinctions between front and rear axle spindles is important for proper maintenance, repair, and replacement. If you encounter issues with an axle spindle, it’s recommended to consult the vehicle’s manufacturer guidelines or seek assistance from a qualified mechanic or technician who can provide accurate diagnosis and appropriate solutions based on the specific axle spindle in question.
In summary, front and rear axle spindles differ in terms of position, steering function, load support, drive function (in certain cases), and braking system requirements. These differences arise from their respective roles in the vehicle’s suspension and drivetrain systems.
editor by CX 2024-02-09