bellcrank
A bellcrank is a type of lever that pivots on a central point, with two arms extending from the pivot. It is designed to change the direction of force or motion. Typically, the bellcrank has arms of unequal length, which allows for a mechanical advantage or a change in speed. For example, if a force is applied to the shorter arm, a greater force can be exerted on the longer arm, or vice versa. This leverage allows for amplification or reduction of force.
Bellcranks are commonly found in various mechanical systems. In automotive applications, they are used in steering
The design of a bellcrank allows for flexible and compact arrangements of linkages. By changing the pivot