Precision Worm Gear

A gear is a rotating machine part that utilizes cut teeth, or cogs, to mesh with another toothed part—usually another gear or a linear toothed part (called a gear rack)—to transmit rotational motion and torque. By using a combination of precision gears with the correct ratio, the speed, torque, and even direction of a power source can be changed. Two or more gears working together, called a gear train or a transmission, will almost always create a change in torque. If one gear is larger than the other, a mechanical advantage is produced; the rotational speed and torque of the respective gears differs in proportion to their diameters.

This product category includes the following types of metric gears: Flat gears, ring gears, sector gears, rack and pinion gears, internal gears, face gears, metric worm gears, metric spur gears, planetary gears, cluster gears, complex gears, hub gears, gear segments, gear shafts, and gear assemblies with; worms; threads; helical, spur and bevel gear teeth, cross holes, lightening holes, holes with threads, slots, etc. Non-gear components include: Knobs, and knob shafts, non-geared shafts, instrument pointers, pallets, and stops. All products are manufactured to custom requirements expressed in inches or metric measurements.

We also offer a full line of precision gears in metric sizes.