Browning® 1228832 Finished Bore Straight Miter Gear With Hardened Teeth, Keyway and Setscrew, 3/4 in Dia Bore
Bevel and miter gearing is a form of gearing in which the tooth-bearing surfaces are the faces of the gears rather than the edges. In bevel and miter gearing, the gears are cone shaped. This allows the edges of the mating gears to mesh and transmit torque. The geometry of the mesh creates a 90 deg angle. As a result, this type of gearing is suitable for applications where a change of direction is required. Other designs exist to create other angles however 90 deg serves the majority of applications. In bevel and miter gearing the input and output shaft are intersecting. It is typical for bevel and miter gear reducers to have lower reduction ratios. For example, 5:1 and lower are typical and they are different than other types of gearing. Two types of bevel and miter gearing are typical. These are straight and spiral. As the name implies, the teeth of straight bevel gears are cut straight. This means that the teeth are oriented perpendicular to the outside edge of the gear. The teeth on spiral bevel gears are cut at an angle to the outside edge of the gear. This type of gearing is said to have "helical" teeth and the angle is called the "helix" angle. Bevel and miter gearing have proven reliable for many years. The use of this type of gearing extends across many industries. Some of these include food processing, woodworking, paper and textile.
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BrandBrowning®
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UPC662289186440
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Manufacturer Part Number1228832
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CountryUSA
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Face Width0.44 in
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Pitch Diameter2 in
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MaterialSteel
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Pressure Angle20 deg
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Gear Ratio1:1
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TypeFinished Bore
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Hub Diameter1-5/8 in
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Hub Projection13/16 in
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Diametral Pitch10
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Number of Teeth20
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Keyway Size3/16 x 3/32 in
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Bore Diameter3/4 in
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Overall Length1-23/64 in
- Miter Gears must be run in sets of two or more gears with the same pitch, Pressure angle and number of teeth
- Spiral Bevel and Miter Gears have continuous pitch line contact and are smoother and quieter than straight tooth gears
- Spiral Bevel and Miter gears must be run in sets of mating gears with opposite hand spiral
- Stock Sprockets are available in a variety of pitches and number of teeth machined to fit shear pin hubs
- Miter Gears must be run in sets of two or more gears with the same pitch, Pressure angle and number of teeth
- Bevel and Miter Gears Develop Axial Thrust, Adequate Bearing support Must be Provided
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Alternative Part NumberYSM10F20HX3/4
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UNSPSC31171700
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsAGMA Standard
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Warranty1 Year
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Browning® 1228832 Finished Bore Straight Miter Gear With Hardened Teeth, Keyway and Setscrew, 3/4 in Dia Bore
Bevel and miter gearing is a form of gearing in which the tooth-bearing surfaces are the faces of the gears rather than the edges. In bevel and miter gearing, the gears are cone shaped. This allows the edges of the mating gears to mesh and transmit torque. The geometry of the mesh creates a 90 deg angle. As a result, this type of gearing is suitable for applications where a change of direction is required. Other designs exist to create other angles however 90 deg serves the majority of applications. In bevel and miter gearing the input and output shaft are intersecting. It is typical for bevel and miter gear reducers to have lower reduction ratios. For example, 5:1 and lower are typical and they are different than other types of gearing. Two types of bevel and miter gearing are typical. These are straight and spiral. As the name implies, the teeth of straight bevel gears are cut straight. This means that the teeth are oriented perpendicular to the outside edge of the gear. The teeth on spiral bevel gears are cut at an angle to the outside edge of the gear. This type of gearing is said to have "helical" teeth and the angle is called the "helix" angle. Bevel and miter gearing have proven reliable for many years. The use of this type of gearing extends across many industries. Some of these include food processing, woodworking, paper and textile.
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