Spur gears steel, milled - Nozag AG
Spur gears steel, milled - Nozag AG
Spur gears steel, milled - Nozag AG
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20.5<br />
Mounting and further machining for spur <strong>gears</strong><br />
Recommendations for mounting and further machining<br />
Choice of spur <strong>gears</strong><br />
If a low noise spur gear drive is needed, then the toothing should posses a high overlap rate, this means the pinion should have at least 25<br />
teeth. Pinions with down to 10 teeth can be used by manual operation or drives with low circumferential speed.<br />
Quality<br />
The quality of toothing to the spur <strong>gears</strong> in our catalog is 8f to DIN 3962/3963/3967.<br />
Material<br />
Standard spur <strong>gears</strong> are available in different materials; the material is shown on the data sheets in this catalog. <strong>Spur</strong> <strong>gears</strong> made of ETG100<br />
can be carbonitrided for higher requirements. <strong>Spur</strong> <strong>gears</strong> made of heat treatable <strong>steel</strong> C45; tensile strength 60 kp/mm 2 in non treated state.<br />
For higher strength, the toothing can be flame- or induction- hardened.<br />
Hardening temperature: 820 - 860°C quenching medium: oil Tempering temperature: 560–670°C<br />
Machining<br />
All standard spur <strong>gears</strong> are on stock with a bore tolerance of H7, except <strong>gears</strong> made of plastic. If further machining is needed in the bore or<br />
hub, then it is advisable to clamp on the external diameter.<br />
Mounting advice<br />
The centre distances are standardised to DIN 3964. The following guidelines apply for standard spur <strong>gears</strong>:<br />
+/- 0,03 for centre distances up to 40 mm,<br />
+/- 0.04 « « up to 100 mm,<br />
+/- 0,05 « « up to 250 mm,<br />
+/- 0,07 for larger distances<br />
Lubrication<br />
Pitch diameter d speed n circumferential speed v Lubrication type<br />
Grease lubrication<br />
For high rpm’s<br />
dip feed lubrication<br />
otherwise<br />
grease lubrication<br />
Dip feed lubrication<br />
concentric to bore<br />
© by <strong>Nozag</strong> Switzerland - 2009 © 169<br />
by <strong>Nozag</strong> Switzerland - 2009 169