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Product Description
Most of Ocean Spiral Bevel Gear are exported to Europe since 2005. Most of Ocean OEM customers send drawings and Ocean produce as per their drawings, if you do not have drawing, Ocean can also produce as per your sample.
Parameter
| Parameter Name | Symbol | Unit | Example Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Module | m | mm | 5 | Basic size parameter of the gear |
| Number of Teeth | z | - | 20 | Number of teeth on the gear |
| Pressure Angle | α | ° | 20 | Angle between the tooth face and tangent |
| Spiral Angle | β | ° | 35 | Angle of the spiral teeth |
| Face Width | b | mm | 30 | Width of the gear |
| Pitch Diameter | d | mm | 100 | Diameter of the pitch circle |
| Addendum | ha | mm | 5 | Distance from pitch circle to tooth tip |
| Dedendum | hf | mm | 6 | Distance from pitch circle to tooth root |
| Whole Depth | h | mm | 11 | Sum of addendum and dedendum |
| Clearance | c | mm | 1 | Gap between tooth root and mating gear |
| Outer Diameter | da | mm | 110 | Diameter of the tip circle |
| Root Diameter | df | mm | 88 | Diameter of the root circle |
| Shaft Angle | Σ | ° | 90 | Angle between the two gear shafts |
| Gear Material | - | - | 20CrMnTi | Common material for gears |
| Heat Treatment | - | - | Carburizing | Heat treatment method for durability |
| Accuracy Grade | - | - | AGMA 9 | Manufacturing precision grade |
| Gear Ratio | i | - | 2:1 | Ratio of driving to driven gear speed |
| Torque | T | N·m | 500 | Torque transmitted by the gear |
| Rotational Speed | n | rpm | 1500 | Operating speed of the gear |
Spiral Angle (β): Typically ranges between 25° to 40° for smooth operation and noise reduction.
Shaft Angle (Σ): Commonly 90°, but can be adjusted based on design requirements.
Gear Material: Alloy steels (e.g., 20CrMnTi) are often used, with carburizing heat treatment for enhanced hardness and wear resistance.
Accuracy Grade: Determined by standards such as AGMA (American Gear Manufacturers Association) based on application needs.
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