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Reduces friction between moving parts and supports radial and axial loads.

Transfers power between pulleys in a drive system.

Reduces wear between two surfaces that slide against each other.

Converts rotational motion to linear or oscillatory motion.

Used for transmitting mechanical power with high efficiency and torque capacity.

Engages and disengages power transmission from driving shaft to driven shaft.

Connects two shafts together at their ends to transmit power.

Converts the reciprocating movement of pistons into rotational motion.

Dissipates energy to reduce or prevent oscillations in a mechanical system.

Moves air or gas for cooling or ventilation purposes.

Stores rotational energy for smoothing out energy fluctuations of a rotating system.

Transmits torque by engaging with another gear or rack.

Secures a gear, pulley, or other rotating component to a shaft to prevent relative movement.

Converts rotary motion to linear motion with high accuracy.

Moves within a cylinder to convert chemical energy into mechanical work in engines.

Changes the direction of the applied force and reduces the force needed to lift objects.

Moves fluids (including gases) from one location to another.

Allows continuous linear or rotary motion in one direction while preventing motion in the opposite direction.

Supports and moves a load across its surface.

Converts angular motion into linear motion or it can fasten materials together.

Prevents the passage of fluids through the space between two mating surfaces.

Transmits torque and rotational motion.

Stores mechanical energy and can exert force when compressed or stretched.

Wheel with teeth that meshes with a chain or track.

Controls the flow and pressure of a fluid in a system.

Allows transmission of torque at 90 degrees and provides a high reduction ratio.

Converts hydraulic pressure and flow into torque and angular displacement (rotation).

Converts energy into straight line motions, typically for positioning applications.

Allows a bend in the rotation axis, enabling power to be transmitted at an angle.

Applies friction to slow down or stop motion in machinery and vehicles.

Removes impurities and contaminants from fluids or air by passing them through a medium.

Transfers heat between two or more fluids without allowing them to mix.

Provides a tight seal between two components, typically to prevent the escape of air or fluids.

Measures the pressure of a fluid within a system.

A permanent mechanical fastener used for joining plates or sections together.

Maintains a set distance between components or parts within an assembly.

Sensors for measuring temperature, consisting of two wire legs made from different metals.

Transfers power from the engine to the wheels and allows the car to change gears.

Spreads the load of a threaded fastener and provides a smooth surface for the nut or bolt to press against.

Joins two materials (typically metals or thermoplastics) by causing coalescence.

Secures a bolt or screw to another object, typically by being threaded onto the shaft of the bolt.

A type of coupling that uses elastic components to transmit torque and accommodate misalignment.

A type of spring commonly used to store energy or to resist compression or tension forces.

Extracts energy from a fluid flow and converts it into useful work.

A mechanical unit that houses gears to provide speed and torque conversions from a rotating power source to another device.