618-5625: 24 Volt Electric Starting Motor

An Electric Starting Motor is a component in internal combustion engines used to initiate the engine's rotation for ignition and combustion. It functions by receiving an electrical current from the battery when the ignition is turned on. This current activates the electromagnetic system within the motor, generating rotational force. The motor's output shaft engages with the engine's flywheel, initiating the engine's rotation and enabling the combustion process to commence.

Attributes:
• Ensures reliable engagement with the engine's flywheel for consistent starting.
• Provides a high torque to effectively turn the engine during the starting process.
• Designed for efficient energy usage.
• Minimizing power consumption during starting.

Applications:
An Electric Starting Motor initiates the internal combustion engine by converting electrical energy from the battery into mechanical motion, providing the necessary torque to turn the engine and commence combustion.

• Material: Carbon Steel