SLIDE CRANCK

A slide crank mechanism (also known as a slider–crank mechanism) is a mechanical system that converts rotary motion into linear reciprocating motion, or vice versa. It consists of four main components: a crank, connecting rod, slider, and frame. This mechanism is widely used in internal combustion engines, compressors, pumps, and mechanical actuators. The crank rotates around a fixed axis, transmitting motion through the connecting rod to move the slider back and forth along a straight path. Its simple design, reliability, and efficient motion transfer make it one of the most fundamental and important mechanisms in mechanical engineering applications. This 3D model represents a functional slide crank assembly designed for educational, simulation, and mechanical analysis purposes.