A Torque Converter Stator is designed to freely rotate in one direction but is held stationary in the other direction by a one-way clutch mechanism. It is a blade-like structure located inside the torque converter housing, positioned between the impeller and the turbine. It consists of curved blades that are attached to a central hub.

Attributes:
• Contributes to the overall efficiency of the torque converter by redirecting the fluid's flow in a way that helps reduce energy losses
• Hardened to increase its strength
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability and reliability

Applications:
A Torque Converter Stator is used to enhance torque multiplication during low-speed operation while also improving efficiency by optimizing fluid flow dynamics.