Junma Transmission Material

Transmission materials need to be able to withstand the high stresses and forces associated with transmitting power or motion from one component to another. This requires materials with high tensile strength to prevent deformation or failure.

To facilitate smooth and efficient transmission, the material should have low friction properties. This helps to minimize energy losses due to friction and reduce wear and tear on the components.

Transmission materials, especially those used in high-performance applications, should have good thermal conductivity to effectively dissipate heat generated during operation. This helps to prevent overheating and maintain optimal performance.

Many transmission systems are exposed to corrosive elements, such as moisture or chemicals. Therefore, transmission materials should possess good corrosion resistance to ensure long-term durability and performance.

Transmission materials should be able to withstand the repetitive motion and high-contact forces involved in transmission without excessive wear. This requires materials with good wear resistance to minimize the need for frequent maintenance or replacement.

To maintain precise and accurate transmission, materials used should have good dimensional stability. This ensures that components remain in the proper alignment and do not experience significant changes in shape or size under operating conditions.