Automobile Driveshafts

The automobile  driveshaft is a mechanical component used in automotive and other drivetrain systems to transmit rotational power from the engine to the wheels or other driven components. Its primary function is to transfer torque while allowing for variations in angle and distance between the transmission and the driven wheels.

In automotive applications, driveshafts play a crucial role in converting the rotational motion of the engine into the linear motion needed to propel the vehicle forward or backward. They are typically used in rear-wheel drive, front-wheel drive, and four-wheel drive vehicles, as well as in some all-wheel drive systems.

Driveshafts are also commonly used in industrial machinery, agricultural equipment, and other applications where rotational power needs to be transmitted between two points that are not directly aligned. They are available in various lengths, materials, and configurations to suit different vehicle types and operating conditions.

BisonLink offers a variety of specifications for driveshafts. If you can’t find the model you need, contact our sales team for information on all available models!