Transmits torque between parallel shafts to provide rotational power to another part of a motorized system
Pressure angle of 14.5 degrees for a higher contact ratio between gears, resulting in quieter operation than larger pressure angles
Diametral pitch of 4 for applications where transferring torque is more important than controlling changes in speed and direction of rotation with precision
High carbon steel for tensile strength and hardness
Martin S417 Spur Gear, 14.5° Pressure Angle, High Carbon Steel, Inch, 4 Pitch, 1-1/8" Bore, 4.75" OD, 2.000" Face Width, 17 Teeth
Boston Gear H2020R Plain Helical Gear, 45 Degree Helix, 14.5 Degree Pressure Angle, 0.500 Bore, 20 Pitch, 20 Teeth, Steel, RH
Boston Gear L156Y-P Bevel Pinion Gear, 2:1 Ratio, 1.000" Bore, 8 Pitch, 20 Teeth, 20 Degree Pressure Angle, Straight Bevel, Steel
Boston Gear L156Y-G Bevel Gear, 2:1 Ratio, 1.000" Bore, 8 Pitch, 40 Teeth, 20 Degree Pressure Angle, Straight Bevel, Steel
