Torque Converter Stator

In automatic transmissions, the hydrodynamic torque converter is the start-up unit, the multiplier for rpm and torque, and a vibrational damper.

A torque converter typically has three elements: the impeller, the turbine and the stator.

The main function of the stator is to deflect the oil back to the impeller and maintain a favorable supply to the pump during the converter phase of operation.

AmTech OEM supplies this torque converter stator to one of the largest torque converter manufacturers in Mexico.