The maximum torque of an automatic transmission is the maximum amount of torque that the transmission can handle and transmit before slippage or damage occurs.
The maximum torque of an automatic transmission depends on several factors, including:
*Transmission Size and Type: Larger, stronger transmissions are designed to handle higher torque.
* Friction disc and steel plate design: The discs and plates must be strong enough to withstand the loads of torque transmission.
* Number of Gears: Transmissions with more gears distribute the load better and can handle higher torque.
* Gearbox Housing Material: The gearbox housing must be strong enough to withstand the forces generated when transmitting torque.
The maximum torque value is usually specified by the gearbox manufacturer. It is important not to exceed this limit to avoid damage to the transmission or related components.
In general, the maximum torque of an automatic transmission ranges from 250 to 1000 Nm, depending on the type and application of the gearbox.