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<strong>Fact</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong><br />

The CS43B-O is a drag-type clutch with a single friction<br />

disc that is 430 mm in diameter.<br />

A drag-type clutch is disengaged when the release bearing<br />

pulls the centre of the diaphragm spring outward. This<br />

design makes the clutch easy to use and makes the<br />

engagement action light and progressive when driving in<br />

close quarters. Single discs are particularly suitable for<br />

driving with few starts.<br />

The purpose of the clutch is to transfer power from the<br />

engine to the gearbox, but it also absorbs variations in<br />

torque from the engine.<br />

An inspection hole for range-/splitter gearboxes simplifies<br />

monitoring disc wear. There is a damper located at the<br />

centre of the clutch disc that consists of a number of<br />

torsional springs attached in such a way that the centre of<br />

the disk can twist slightly in relation to the linings. The<br />

springs absorb any jolts, which protects components in the<br />

driveline and increases their service life.<br />

Clutch<br />

CS43B-O<br />

The CS43B-O has friction linings made of a heatresistant,<br />

asbestos-free material. The pressure plates and<br />

flywheel have great heat absorbing capacity and the disc<br />

linings can withstand high temperatures. This contributes<br />

to excellent durability and low maintenance costs.<br />

The following features characterize the CS43B-O:<br />

• The clutch fork for range-/splitter gearboxes has a<br />

spherical bearing in the clutch casing, which enables<br />

the fork to cope with uneven loads and to ensure good<br />

disengagement.<br />

• A drag-type clutch requires low disengagement forces<br />

and provides good manoeuvrability. A single disc is<br />

best suited for driving with few starts.<br />

• A large friction area offers good durability, which means<br />

good profitability.<br />

• An inspection hole for range-/splitter gearboxes<br />

simplifies monitoring disc wear.<br />

• The friction disc has asbestos-free linings, and<br />

cushioning pads that distribute pressure evenly over<br />

the entire surface.<br />

• The clutch consists of few parts, which results in low<br />

weight, and low wear and maintenance.<br />

Specifications<br />

Designation ................................................... CS43B-O<br />

Type......................................... Single, drag-type clutch<br />

Type of disc .................................................... Dry disc<br />

No. of discs ................................................................ 1<br />

Disc diameter ..................................................430 mm<br />

Disc damper’s diameter (A) ............................. 212 mm<br />

Disc damper’s diameter (B)..............................232 mm<br />

Disc damper’s diameter (C) ............................. 254 mm<br />

Total friction surface of the disc (A,B) ........... 2000 cm 2<br />

Total friction surface of the disc (C) .............. 1842 cm 2<br />

Weight including disc (A) ................................. 46.8 kg<br />

Weight including disc (B) .................................. 47.9 kg<br />

Weight including disc (C) ................................. 46.9 kg<br />

Ref: ............................. (A) = Engine torque


<strong>Fact</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong><br />

Easy-to-use, single disc<br />

clutch<br />

CS43B-O consists of a friction disc<br />

(1), pressure plate (2), and a release<br />

bearing (3). The disc has a hub with<br />

inner splines. The hub is located on<br />

the gearboxes’ input shaft, which has<br />

corresponding outer splines. This enables<br />

the disc to slide along the shaft.<br />

This design offers good manoeuvrability.<br />

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2<br />

Drag-type clutch for<br />

smooth operation<br />

In the engaged position, the diaphragm<br />

spring, a “fan spring” (1) , presses the<br />

pressure plate (2) , which in turn<br />

engages the clutch. When the clutch<br />

is engaged, power from the engine is<br />

transferred from the flywheel (3) via<br />

the friction disc (4) through the hub<br />

(5) to the gearboxes’ input shaft (6).<br />

When the clutch pedal is depressed,<br />

force is transferred to a fork (7) that<br />

pulls the release bearing (8) rearward<br />

towards the gearbox.<br />

The release bearing pulls the centre of<br />

the diaphragm spring, removing the<br />

pressure on the disc. The disc stops<br />

rotating, while the flywheel and the<br />

pressure plate rotate at the same speed<br />

as the engine.<br />

This means that the gearbox receives<br />

no power from the engine, and the<br />

gearbox input shaft stops rotating if<br />

the gearbox is in the neutral position.<br />

Clutch<br />

CS43B-O<br />

Disc linings with long<br />

service life<br />

The disc consists of a steel plate with<br />

friction linings riveted to both sides.<br />

The linings are made of heat-resistant<br />

and asbestos-free material that can<br />

withstand the high temperatures that<br />

are generated when the disc slips during<br />

starts.<br />

Cushioning pads are located between<br />

the linings and the steel plate, which<br />

distribute pressure evenly over the<br />

entire friction surface, resulting in a<br />

long service life.<br />

A damper, in the form of torsional<br />

springs, is located around the centre of<br />

the disc. Its purpose is to absorb any<br />

jolts or vibrations. There is also a<br />

smaller damper that eliminates idling<br />

noise from the gearbox.<br />

1<br />

Smooth clutch action for<br />

high driver efficiency<br />

The clutch is operated with the help of<br />

a compressed-air servo, to make gear<br />

shifting easy for the driver.<br />

The servo is run by a hydraulic system<br />

where the master cylinder is located<br />

near the clutch pedal in the cab. The<br />

cylinder and fluid reservoir are accessible<br />

through the service hatch at the<br />

front of the truck. The function of the<br />

servo in the system is to convert the<br />

hydraulic pressure from the master<br />

cylinder, with the help of compressed<br />

air, into mechanical movement.<br />

The compressed air-assisted hydraulics<br />

means that low pressure on the<br />

clutch pedal results in smooth engagement/disengagement<br />

of the clutch. This<br />

contributes to high driver efficiency.<br />

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Lamellen Disc engaged inkopplad<br />

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Lamellen Disc disengaged frikopplad

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