Gears

The rack is a special gear with teeth distributed on the strip body. The racks are also divided into straight racks and helical racks, which are paired with spur gears and helical gears, respectively; the tooth profile of racks is straight rather than involute (it is flat for tooth surfaces) The equivalent of the circle radius of the indexing cylinder is infinite.

We are manufacturers of rack and pinion gears as required by the customers. These are manufactured from various types of material such as cast iron, cast steel, stainless steel, alloy steel where the teeth are case hardened and also bronze.

1. Permanently static dissipative 2. Dissipate static charges (5 kV) in less than 2 seconds 3.No metal or graphite powder used 4.Depending on the base polymer, thermal performance from 90 to 260°C (continuous use)

There are some reasons why you might select a worm gear more than a standard gear. The first one may be the high reduction ratio. A worm equipment can have an enormous reduction ratio with small effort - all one should do is certainly add circumference to the steering wheel. Thus you can utilize...

Metric Mitre and Metric Spiral Bevel Gears in Steel, Acetal, Nylon6, Die Cast Zinc, Brass and Hostaform. Bevel Gears come in pairs, with both gears having differing numbers of teeth. They can have straight or spiral (curved oblique) teeth, but always feature a conical formed, pitched surface....

What Are Spiral Bevel Gears? Spiral Bevel Gears Are Sold In Pairs, And Are Designed To Allow For The Conversion Of Gear Speeds Though A 90° Drivetrain. The Helical Tooth Layout Of These Gears Allows Each Tooth To Engage Gradually, Resulting In Smooth Transmission And Near-Silent Operation. For...