12DP Steel Stock Spur Gears 20°Pressure Angle

Product Item:HXST-1014

Model: 12DP Steel Stock Spur Gears 20°Pressure Angle

Diametral Pitch (DP): The 12DP specification indicates the number of teeth per inch of gear diameter. It represents the size or coarseness of the gear teeth. In this case, there are 12 teeth for every

Size Range: 12DP Steel Stock Spur Gears are available in a range of sizes, allowing for flexibility in gear selection based on the specific application requirements. The sizes typically range from

Application Versatility: These gears find application in a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, robotics, industrial machinery, and more. They are used for power transmission

Description

12DP Steel Stock Spur Gears with a 20° Pressure Angle are another type of gear commonly used in mechanical systems. Here is some information about them:

DP: DP stands for Diametral Pitch, which is a unit used to measure the size and spacing of gear teeth. In this case, the gears have a Diametral Pitch of 12, meaning there are 12 teeth per inch of gear diameter.

Steel: These gears are made of steel, a strong and durable material known for its high strength and resistance to wear and tear. Steel gears are widely used in various applications due to their reliability and durability.

Spur Gears: Spur gears are cylindrical gears with straight teeth that run parallel to the gear axis. They are designed to transmit motion and power between parallel shafts accurately and efficiently.

20° Pressure Angle: The pressure angle refers to the angle at which the gear teeth exert force on each other. A 20° pressure angle is a standard angle used in many gear designs. It determines the shape and profile of the gear teeth, allowing them to mesh smoothly and transmit power effectively.

These 12DP Steel Stock Spur Gears with a 20° Pressure Angle can be utilized in various applications such as machinery, automotive systems, industrial equipment, robotics, and more. They offer reliable and efficient power transmission while maintaining the durability and strength associated with steel gears.