Import Fly Wheel — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The fly wheel offered by Jay Shree Khodiyar Lab Equipment measures 20 cm in diameter and 45 mm in width. It is an accurately balanced wheel mounted on a horizontal shaft supported by ball bearings. The wheel surface is marked and a pointer is fixed to the bracket for visual reference. The mounting bracket includes four pre‑drilled holes allowing secure attachment to a wall, and the unit can be supplied with or without a counter as required.

Typical laboratory fly wheels are cast from steel or high‑grade cast iron to provide rigidity and durability. Industry practice calls for a balance tolerance of ±0.1 % of the total mass, which ensures smooth operation at moderate speeds. A common surface finish for such components is Ra 1.6 µm, reducing friction and wear. Standard designs are rated for rotational speeds up to 3 000 rpm, which covers most testing rigs and small‑engine applications.

These wheels are used in physics laboratories, motor‑test benches and small‑scale power‑train experiments, where precise inertia is required. Researchers, equipment integrators and prototype manufacturers are typical buyers. When sourcing, confirm the required counter option, packaging dimensions and any custom material specifications. Trade terms such as minimum order quantity, Incoterms and payment schedule should be negotiated directly with the supplier before confirming the purchase.

Jay Shree Khodiyar Lab Equipment is located at Yogi Estate, Plot No.93, near GIDC‑Ankleshwar, Bharuch, Gujarat, India. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating a verified business presence in the regional industrial hub. Their catalogue focuses on laboratory and testing equipment, and the fly wheel is one of the items they manufacture and supply directly to B2B customers.

The profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and no average response time recorded, which suggests that communication may need to be initiated proactively by the buyer. Prospective importers are encouraged to verify the supplier’s current operational status, request recent references, and confirm any required certifications before proceeding with an order.