Twin valve OHC engine head Cutaway AE310368S

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Product number: AE310368S

ASE category: A1

Sectional view of twin-valve per cylinder engine head.
Includes visible intake and exhaust valves with springs.
Overhead camshaft with lobe and rocker arm mechanism.
Spark plug mounted in combustion chamber.
Colored channels for intake, exhaust, lubrication and cooling systems.

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Description

Cutaway model of a twin-valve overhead camshaft (OHC) engine head, based on a BMW cylinder head section. Designed for static demonstration of internal engine structure and valve control system. This trainer provides visible cross-sectional views of intake and exhaust valves, spark plug position, valve springs, camshaft lobe, rocker arm and cooling and lubrication channels.

Specifications

Engine type: Twin-valve per cylinder, overhead camshaft (OHC).
Configuration: Single cylinder head section.
Cutaway components: Valves, springs, camshaft, rocker arm, spark plug.
Weight: 5 kg (11.02 lbs).
Dimensions: 250 x 200 x 200 mm (9.84 x 7.87 x 7.87 in).
Product number: AE310368S

Value for Students

Understand twin-valve per cylinder operation with overhead camshaft layout.
Identify mechanical components: intake valve, exhaust valve, camshaft lobe, valve springs, rocker arms, spark plug.
Learn valve timing principles and interaction between camshaft and valve actuation.
Analyze air-fuel intake and exhaust gas flow paths in the combustion chamber.
Observe valve seat position and geometry of combustion chamber.
Recognize internal cooling and lubrication system channels.
Develop foundational knowledge in cylinder head design and thermodynamic cycle support.

Value for Instructors

Static model ensures safe, durable demonstration of engine head operation.
Useful for explaining valve train movement and cylinder head construction.
Compact and lightweight, easy to transport between classrooms.
Effective aid for automotive training equipment lessons and technical presentations.
Clear visibility of cross-sectional features enhances teaching efficiency.