Description:
An electric starter motor is a critical component found in most internal combustion engines. At the heart of the starter motor is an electric motor, usually a direct current motor. The motor converts electrical energy from the vehicle's battery into mechanical energy or rotational motion. It consists of a stator (stationary part) and a rotor (rotating part) that interact to produce torque.

Attributes:
• Designed to be compact and lightweight.
• longevity and resistance to heat, vibration, and mechanical stress.

Applications:
Electric starter motors provide a convenient and reliable means of starting internal combustion engines. They eliminate the need for manual cranking, ensuring quick and effortless engine ignition. With the flip of a switch or the push of a button, the starter motor engages, allowing the engine to start smoothly and efficiently.