Can the differential housing continue to be used if it is damaged

During the use of the speed differential device, the casing is likely to be damaged due to external impact. Can the speed differential device with damaged casing still be used?

The differential housing serves to protect the internal components of the differential. When the differential housing is damaged, the internal components of the differential will not be well protected. If a damaged differential housing is subjected to further impact during use, the operational performance of the internal components may be affected. Furthermore, when the differential housing is damaged, its internal components are also likely to be damaged. Using such a damaged differential may lead to accidents. Even if the damage to the differential housing is minor, the differential should not be used any longer, as rainwater or oil may infiltrate the interior of the differential through the damaged area of the housing, causing the braking and locking system of the differential to malfunction.

When the speed differential device is used to protect the safety of personnel working at heights, there is no room for negligence or accidents. Therefore, a speed differential device with damaged casing must not be used any longer, so as to avoid the occurrence of accidents.