Car starter motors
Reliable and long-lasting ignition
Car starter motors are devices that start the internal combustion engine. Main components: Electric motor (stator rotor): Rotates using current from the car battery. Bendix (driven pinion): Engages with the flywheel ring gear. Starter solenoid or relay: Acts as an electrical switch and pushes the pinion gear toward the flywheel. Drive shaft and housing: Guides the rotary motion; contains and protects the system. Brushes and commutator: Transmit electricity to the rotor with direct contact. Step-by-step operation: The driver turns the key or presses the starter button. → Current is sent from the battery to the solenoid. The solenoid activates the electric motor. → The pinion gear slides and engages the flywheel. The starter motor turns the crankshaft. → The combustion engine enters the combustion cycle. Once the engine starts, the pinion gear disengages. → The starter motor automatically disengages. Bosch: A German company that manufactures high-quality and reliable starter motors, with a wide range of models for different types of vehicles. Their starter motors feature a thermal protection system and a compact, lightweight design. Denso: A Japanese company that specializes in automotive electrical and electronic systems. Their starter motors are efficient and durable, with low energy consumption and high performance. They also offer eco-friendly solutions such as hybrid starter motors and induction starter motors. Valeo: A French company that produces components and systems for the automotive industry. Their starter motors are innovative and tailored to market needs, with technologies such as reinforced starter motors and smart starter motors that optimize vehicle performance.
