The Crankshaft Oil Thrower is a component used in engines to manage the distribution of oil within the engine's crankshaft assembly. It is located at the front of the crankshaft, near the main bearing journals. The oil thrower is engineered as a disc or plate with curved fins or flanges that extend outward from its center. These fins or flanges are strategically positioned to catch and redirect the oil as the crankshaft rotates. Attributes:• Withstands the harsh operating environment, including temperature fluctuations, vibration• Manufactured to precise specifications and is built for durability and reliabilityApplications:The Crankshaft Oil Thrower primary function of the crankshaft oil thrower is to prevent excessive oil from accumulating in certain areas of the crankshaft assembly, such as the connecting rod journals or the flywheel. It achieves this by utilizing centrifugal force generated by the rotating crankshaft.