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The characteristics of the half shaft (common drive shaft) in the automotive transmission system:

1. Bearing driving force: As a part of the transmission system, the high half shaft teeth bear the task of transmitting power from the differential to the wheels. It can withstand torque and load from the engine, transmit power to the wheels, and drive the vehicle forward.

2. High strength materials: High half shaft teeth are usually made of high-strength alloy steel or other special materials to ensure sufficient strength and stiffness. This can ensure that the high half shaft teeth will not deform or fracture under high load and high speed conditions.

3. Precision manufacturing process: The manufacturing of high half shaft teeth requires precision machining and heat treatment processes to ensure their accuracy and dimensional consistency. This helps to improve the efficiency and reliability of the transmission system.

4. Wear and corrosion resistance: High half shaft teeth usually need to have good wear and corrosion resistance to cope with harsh working environments and long-term use. It may use special surface treatment or coating techniques to improve its durability and service life.

5. Adjustment performance: High half axle teeth usually have certain adjustment performance, which can adapt to the movement and angle changes of the wheels under different road conditions. It can bend and twist to meet the needs of suspension and steering systems, while maintaining the normal operation of the transmission system.

6. Lightweight design: In order to reduce the weight of the entire vehicle and improve fuel economy, the high half axle teeth in modern cars usually adopt lightweight design. By optimizing the structure and material selection, the weight of the high half shaft teeth can be reduced while ensuring strength and stiffness.