Barmag’s shift forks, which are produced by our company for Barmag in Germany, have passed...
Barmag’s shift forks, which are produced by our company for Barmag in Germany, have passed the test of practical application in chemical fiber factories, and the product quality exceeds the technical standard of the original machine.
| Model | S-105B8(R) |
| Order Number |
BG-1-008-4927 |
| Material | Aluminium Alloy |
| Application | |
| Dimension mm | B:20mm, C: R79.68mm |
| Weight | 26g |

Our birotor wing guides undergo a multi-stage leveling process to ensure superior flatness, fundamentally guaranteeing that the birotor wing guides consistently maintain precise alignment with the formation trajectory during high-frequency reciprocating motions. This stable alignment effectively eliminates the impact of direction changes, cumulative vibration, and displacement deviations caused by minor errors, resulting in a smoother and more controllable traversing process.
Under high-speed and high-frequency operating conditions, this uniform load distribution effectively prevents local stress concentration, thereby reducing abnormal wear on both the wing body and its blades.
"Rather than pursuing low prices at the expense of quality, we focus on optimizing our production chain and conducting independent R&D on material processes."
This allows us to achieve a service life that meets or even exceeds OEM standards. With longer replacement cycles and more competitive procurement pricing, our birotor wing guides effectively help enterprises reduce spare part consumption costs and enhance overall production efficiency.
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