Top Class 240-6-36-01 42CrMo Material Steel Spur Gear

Product Description

Product Description

SPUR GEARS

Spur gears are cylindrical gears with helical teeth that are angled to the axis of rotation. They are similar to spur gears but offer advantages in both torque capacity and smoothness of operation. Spur gears transfer power and motion between two parallel shafts.

Utilizing CNC turning, milling, and mill-turn processes, our gears achieve precise dimensions and surface finishes, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency in manufacturing, repair shops,s, and other industries.

 

Product Parameters

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Product Name	Spur Gear
Keywords	Pinion Gear
Model	240-6-36-01
Gear Type	Spur Gear
Module	6
Number Of Teeth	36
Helix Angle	15
Hand Direction	Right
Modification Coefficient	+1.0
Precision	7 Levels
Normal Length	82.76
Pitch Circle Diameter	216
Tooth Top Circle Diameter	240
Tooth Root Circle Diameter	201
Heat Treatment	Tempering Treatment + Quenching Treatment
We support customized gears of various specifications and uses

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AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY:

The automotive industry uses spur gears in the manufacturing of vehicle components. They are commonly used in transmission systems, steering systems, differentials, and power steering mechanisms. Helical gears help change the speed and pattern of the vehicle, ensure smooth and quiet operation, enable precise steering, and transmit signals between axles and wheels.

UNLOADING HANDLING AND LOGISTICS:

Spur gears are used in pipeline systems, forklifts, pallet trucks and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) in the strict handling and logistics industries. They help adjust the speed box of the transported items, ensure smooth and quiet operation, and precisely control the handling of heavy goods. Forklifts and pallet trucks assist in transportation, while AGVs help automatically transport along the starting path.

MACHINE TOOLS AND MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT:

In manufacturing, spur gear reducers can be used in CNC machine tools, lathes, milling machines, drilling machines, etc. These machine tools achieve precision machining and forming by changing the speed and shape of the workpiece. In addition, helical gears are also used in robotic arms, servos and actuators to adjust the speed and accuracy of graphic output, providing flexible movement and control functions for robotic equipment.

AEROSPACE INDUSTRY:

In the aerospace industry, extensive gear evaluation is performed for aircraft engine stop boxes and satellite and spacecraft transmission systems. This allows the gears to bear more load and transmit power stably under harsh conditions.
 

PRODUCT QUALITY:

Users have different requirements for gear noise, load and voltage. Buyers should purchase high-quality spur gears suitable for different uses. High-quality gears will work effectively and have a long service life.

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between helical and straight gears?
A1: The teeth in a straight gear pose an immediate impact, nicely aligning the driving and the driven wheel. Nonetheless, abrupt impacts result in noise and vibration in working circumstances. Conversely, the helical gear teeth are sloped, so they gradually engage with each other, producing a smooth and steady operation.

Q2: Why do people use helical gears?
A2: The helical gear was created to work more quietly than spur gears, transferring loads between parallel axes, among other advantages. Moreover, the first gear to enter operation creates a uniform and gradual tooth interaction due to its slanted teeth, which spreads the load across multiple teeth.

Q3: Can helical gears mesh with spur gears?
A3: If the size and tooth count are approximately identical, spur helical and spur gears can occasionally be used together. Nonetheless, the direct impact would result in more significant internal friction, noise, and gear deterioration.

Q4: Are helical gears stronger than straight gears?
A4: While helical and straight-cut gear teeth have their benefits and applications, helical teeth are stronger than straight teeth. This is because helical gears have more significant tooth engagement owing to their angled teeth. This results in a smoother transmission of power and better load distribution.

Q5: Do helical gears create more friction?
A5: Although helical gears have more tooth engagement, this results in smoother power transmission and less friction. Straight-cut gears tend to have point contact because of their parallel teeth, which could lead to more friction during power transmission.