The Automotive Power Steering Training Platform Trainer (Model GTAT-2007) is an educational kit that demonstrates the working principles of power steering and front suspension systems using real automotive components for hands-on learning.
Model GTAT-2007; dimensions 2000 x 1050 x 1250 mm (L x W x H); power supply AC 220V/50Hz; motor power 1.5 kW; steering gear: rack and pinion; front suspension: McPherson independent suspension.
It demonstrates rack-and-pinion steering and McPherson independent front suspension, showing how steering inputs, steering gear, and suspension geometry interact in real time.
Yes. The platform is equipped to demonstrate both hydraulic and electric steering options, allowing comparisons between the two systems in classroom exercises.
Students can observe steering linkage movement, test hydraulic and electric steering responses, measure and adjust front wheel toe-in, and inspect how suspension geometry affects steering behavior.
The trainer includes a mobile stand for easy maneuverability, so it can be moved around workshops and classrooms as needed.
The platform supports practical demonstrations relevant to various car models and specifically lists compatibility with models such as the Volkswagen Jetta and Honda FIT for comparative study.
The unit requires a standard AC 220V/50Hz supply and a 1.5 kW motor circuit. Ensure your facility has the appropriate electrical supply, a flat level floor, and sufficient space for the unit's dimensions (2000 x 1050 x 1250 mm) plus clearance for operator access.
Follow general workshop safety: use eye and hand protection, keep loose clothing away from moving parts, disconnect power before maintenance, and ensure students are supervised. Consult the supplier for included safety features and any recommended safeguards or interlocks.
The platform contains realistic front suspension and steering components (rack-and-pinion steering, McPherson suspension), the motorized drive, fixtures for toe-in adjustment and measurement, and a mobile stand. Contact the supplier for a detailed parts and accessories list.
Some assembly and setup are typically required after delivery (mounting, electrical connection, calibration). Exact assembly steps vary by supplier; request installation instructions or on-site setup service from the vendor if needed.
Regular maintenance includes keeping moving parts lubricated, checking hydraulic lines (if fitted) for leaks, verifying electrical connections, and calibrating measurement fixtures periodically. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and procedures.
Spare parts for the real components used in the trainer are generally available through the supplier or authorized dealers. Contact the manufacturer or vendor for a list of replaceable parts and recommended consumables.
Many suppliers provide instructional materials, lab manuals, or suggested exercises to accompany the trainer. Confirm with the vendor whether documentation, lesson plans, or teacher guides are included or available for purchase.
Warranty terms and technical support vary by manufacturer and seller. Ask the supplier for specific warranty coverage, duration, and available support options such as phone support, spare parts supply, and on-site service or training.
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