The marsh buggies are a variation of the off-road vehicles that are used to move on the soils with very low load-carrying capacity, in particular, on the swamp territories.
High indexes of surface cohesion quality, cross-country ability, and manoeuvrability of the marsh buggies are provided by the extremely low pressure tires, or tracks.
The specialists who face marsh buggies repairs remark that a lot of machinery failure cases are related to transmission troubles. The transmission cam mechanism is subjected to intensified wear.
This unit consists of a clutch and a gear that perform moving along a shaft.
At turning the mechanism on and off, high friction arises between the mated surfaces of the clutch and the gear that leads to fast wear of the elements.
As a solution for this issue the Modengy company has suggested the marsh buggies producer applying MODENGY 1005 anti-friction coatings based on molybdenum disulfide onto the operational surfaces of the parts.
It forms a resistant dry layer on the components that reduces friction coefficient of the contacting elements, and extends their service lifetime.
This coating is applied by the standard painting methods onto the part surface prepared by a specific way, and requires heating to cure.
The solid-film layer requires no refreshing for the entire service time period of the marsh buggies, and provides significant extension of transmission service lifetime.
