OEM 1272304076 Synchronizer Ring for ZF Gearbox-PairGears
- Model
- PGZF546
Item specifics
- OEM No.
- 56237, AST56237, 78014, 2479237, 609911
- Teeth
- Z=30/51
- Size
- OD:157 mm H:17.2 mm
- Weight(Kg)
- 0.352
- Process
- Shaving Teeth
- Material
- 20CrMnTi
- Heat Treatment
- Carburizing
- Hardness
- 58-63HRC
- Surface Treatment
- Shot Peening
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Description

The synchronizer cone OEM No 1272304076 is fit for ZF, Astra, Am, T.A.M., DAF, Volvo, Iveco, Eurotec, Pegaso, Leyland, Sisu, FAP/Famos, Steyer, Mercedes-Benz, Ikarus, S.n.v.i-Algeria, Renault Trucks, MAN:
Transmission Versions:
1246 S6-65 , 1250 S6-80 , 1268 S6-90 , 1269 5S-110 , 1272 5S-90 , 1281 S4-90 , 1285 4S-120 ,1286 4S-150 , 1292 5S-111 , VARIOUS DETAILS-GEARBOX E100
This component is vital to keeping trucks in reliable working order and ensuring smooth, stable transmission performance.
PairGears delivers precision gear solutions engineered for efficient power transfer, long-lasting durability, low noise, and dependable safety.For quotation or other information, please contact us and we will be happy to help you.
Part Name | Synchronizer Ring | ||
OEM No | 1272304076 | ||
Teeth | Z=30/51 | ||
Size | OD: 157 mm
H: 17.2 mm | ||
Weight (Kg) | 0.352 | ||
Application | ZF, Astra, Am, T.A.M., DAF, Volvo, Iveco, Eurotec, Pegaso, Leyland, Sisu, FAP/Famos, Steyer, Mercedes-Benz, Ikarus, S.n.v.i-Algeria, Renault Trucks, MAN | ||
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