Gear Components
Our Gear Offerings:
Rack & Pinion: This gear mechanism converts rotational motion into linear motion, commonly used in steering systems and linear actuators. Our rack and pinion gears are designed for smooth operation and high accuracy.
Bevel Gear: Bevel gears are used to transmit power between shafts that are at an angle to each other, typically 90 degrees. We offer both straight and spiral bevel gears, designed for applications requiring smooth, quiet operation and high torque transmission.
Helical Gear: With their angled teeth, helical gears provide smoother and quieter operation compared to straight gears. They are ideal for high-speed and high-load applications where efficiency and reduced noise are essential.
Spiral Bevel Gear: These gears feature a spiral tooth design for smooth engagement and quiet operation. They are suitable for applications where noise reduction and high torque transfer are important.
Straight Bevel Gear: Designed with straight teeth, these gears are used for transmitting power between shafts that intersect at a right angle. They are robust and suitable for applications where simplicity and durability are key.
Worm Drive: Worm gears consist of a worm (screw) and a worm wheel (gear), providing high torque multiplication and a compact design. They are commonly used in applications requiring significant speed reduction and high gear ratios.
Spur Gear: Spur gears have straight teeth and are used for parallel shaft applications. They are known for their simplicity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness in transmitting power with high efficiency.
Ring Gear: Typically used in planetary gear systems, ring gears have internal teeth that mesh with planetary gears. They are crucial in applications where compact design and high torque capacity are required.
Screw Gear: Also known as “screw gears,” these components are used for transmitting motion between non-intersecting shafts. Their design allows for smooth and continuous motion transfer.
Miter Gear: Miter gears are used for transmitting motion between shafts that are at a 90-degree angle to each other. They provide efficient power transfer with a simple design, commonly used in gearboxes and mechanical systems.
Internal Gear: Internal gears have teeth on the inside of a ring, meshing with external gears. They are used in various applications, including gearboxes and differential mechanisms, for smooth and efficient power transmission.