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Assemble one of engineering's most distinctive combustion concepts in metal.
The Rotary Combustion Chamber is a compact metallic model measuring 13cm long and 15cm tall. designed to showcase the unique movement of a rotary combustion system.
Built from stainless steel components. the model features visible rotor movement operating at speeds of up to 600 RPM. allowing you to observe the smooth rotational cycle that defines rotary engine design.
Every movement is clearly exposed. highlighting the elegance of continuous rotational motion over traditional piston travel.
Mounted on a refined wooden display stand. this compact build combines mechanical clarity with display appeal. making it ideal for desks. shelves. or engineering collections.
Compact. Rotational. Precise.
Assemble the rotor. Watch rotary motion in action.
Dimensions:
5cm x 12.5cm x15cm
2in x 5in x 6in
Key Features:
- 13cm Long
- 15cm Tall
- Speed 600 RPM
- Stainless Steel Pieces
- Visible Rotor Movement
- Wooden Display Stand
- Epic Level of Detail & Accuracy
- Building Instruction Booklet Included in Parcel
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