Driving Mandrel for Bearing Bushings on Brake Pins

The mandrel is a mechanical shaft that connects rotating parts. The primary function of the mandrel is to connect parts. Some standard mandrels are inconvenient when fixing and connecting parts or disassembling after connection. The parts are clamped by limiting strips. The clamping of the mandrel is relatively stable, which ensures the stability of the connection. The mandrel will not cause the parts to fall off when it rotates to ensure that the equipment will not fail under high-speed operation. When the mandrel is used as a connector, its lubrication condition must be checked regularly to prevent poor lubrication from affecting its function. The mandrel can be processed using a mandrel mold. This production method brings excellent possibilities for the development of the mandrel industry. The mandrel structure is simple and convenient for clamping and stabilizing other parts, preventing the parts from falling off when the mandrel rotates. The movement of the clamping block is facilitated by the spring so that the fixed section can be easily inserted through the hole of the part, improving the efficiency of part installation and maintenance.