Sparg Plug

spark plug is a crucial component in internal combustion engines, designed to ignite the air-fuel mixture. It consists of a central electrode, insulator, and ground electrode. When high-voltage current flows from the ignition system, a spark jumps across the electrode gap, creating combustion. Spark plugs must withstand extreme heat and pressure while ensuring efficient engine performance. Common types include copper, platinum, and iridium plugs, each offering different durability and conductivity. Proper maintenance ensures optimal fuel efficiency, emissions control, and engine longevity. Choosing the right spark plug depends on the engine type and manufacturer specifications.