Mechanical Link

A mechanical link is a rigid component used to transfer motion and force between two or more parts in a mechanical system. It connects elements such as levers, cams, or gears while maintaining specific relative positions. Mechanical links are fundamental in kinematic chains and mechanisms like four-bar linkages. These are commonly made from materials like steel or aluminum for strength and precision. Their design affects motion transmission efficiency and system dynamics. Material: Mild Steel / Aluminum Alloy Length: 100 mm (customizable) Width: 15 mm Thickness: 5 mm Type: Rigid Body (non-flexible) Hole Diameter: 6 mm (for fastener) Finish: Powder Coated / Anodized Load Capacity: Up to 100 N Tolerance: ±0.1 mm Mounting Holes: 2-4 as per design