A Comprehensive Guide to Gear Classification, Types, and Applications
Classification Based on the Relative Position of Gear Axes
The following is introduced according to three categories:
1.Parallel Axis Gears:
· Spur Gears
These gears have teeth parallel to the axis, making them simple to manufacture but noisy at high speeds. Learn more about our spur gears.
· Helical Gears
With angled teeth, helical gears run more smoothly and quietly than spur gears, suitable for high-speed and heavy-load applications. Discover our helical gears.
· Internal Gears
Teeth are on the inner circumference, often used in planetary gear systems.
2.Beval Gears：
· Spur Bevel Gears
Conical gears with intersecting axes, used to change the direction of drive, common in automotive differentials. Check out our bevel gears.
· Spiral Bevel Gears
A type of bevel gear with spiral teeth, offering higher load capacity and smoother operation.
3.Non-Parallel Gears:
· Worm Gears
Consisting of a worm and a worm wheel, these gears provide high reduction ratios and self-locking capabilities, ideal for high-torque applications. Explore our worm gears.
Conclusion
Understanding the various classifications of gears helps in selecting the right gear for your application, ensuring efficient and reliable mechanical systems. At Pair Gears, we offer a wide range of gears to meet your specific needs. For detailed information and to explore our products, visit our product page. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us.
We hope this guide provides valuable insights into gear classification.
For more information on gears, please refer to the KHK website.
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