Constant Velocity Joints (CVJ)
Constant Velocity Joints (CVJ) was first commercialized in Japan by NTN as a joint to transfer drive power from vehicle engines to the tires. Since then, NTN has continued to lead the industry with its high level of technical expertise, developing and supplying high-performance, lightweight and compact CVJ with long a operating life for automobiles, as well as for various other industries such as steel manufacturing machinery, food machinery and medical devices.
Constant Velocity Joints (CVJ)
Constant Velocity Joints (CVJ) are components used to transmit rotational motion so that both shafts rotate at a constant velocity regardless of the angle between the input and output shaft, and torque is transmitted smoothly.
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