Description
Plastic Spur Gear
Features of Spur Gears:
Spur gears are straight-toothed and have radial teeth to transmit power and motion between parallel axes. Spur gears are widely used for a speed increase or reduction, high torque, and resolution for positioning systems since the cost of tooling for spur gears is lower.
Spur Gears Specifications:
| Type | Plastic Spur Gear |
|---|---|
| Module | M0.1 – M2.0 |
| Material | Polyacetal (POM) / Nylon (Flexible) |
| Bore | O1.40mm/ O1.90mm/ O2.05mm/ O2.40mm/ O2.55mm / O2.90mm/ O3.05mm (Flexible) |
| Outer Diameter | O2.0mm – O100.0mm (Flexible) |
| Face Width (L) | 2.0mm – 10.0mm (Flexible) |
Inquiry: Please provide gear specifications.
MINGHUA provides handmade/ machined custom gears, so tests of gears can be done before mold making.
Our plastic gears meet all kinds of needs for laser printers, digital cameras, scanners, CD-ROMs, stepping motors, medical equipment, vending machines, gear pumps, household appliances, fax machines, watches, toys, etc. other specialized products.
- Specification
Item M0.7*24T(LH) + 52T(RH) Material Delrin 500P Module M0.7 No. of Teeth 24T(LH) + 52T(RH) Weight 6.47g / pcs Application Printer, Multifunction printers, Copy machines, etc.
About Plastic Gears
A gear is a toothed wheel designed to transmit force to another equipment or toothed component. The teeth of a gear can be shaped to minimize wear, vibration, and noise and maximize power transmission efficiency.
Gears of differing sizes are often used in pairs for a mechanical advantage, allowing the torque of the driving gear to produce an enormous torque in the driven gear at a lower speed or a smaller torque at a higher rate.
The Advantages of Plastic Gars:
- Plastic gears are easily molded into various shapes, giving them a more comprehensive range of configurations.
- Plastic gears are less expensive and are lighter in weight.
- Plastic gears are chemical and corrosion-resistant.
- Plastic gears have a quieter and smoother operation and offer more efficient drive geometry.
- Plastic gears are inherent self-lubricating.
While plastic gears offer these many advantages over metal gears, their practical use requires proper design and engineering to account for possible dimensional and property variations over the expected range of operating conditions.
