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Spur gears steel, milled - Nozag AG

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20.7<br />

172<br />

Further machining of worm and worm wheels<br />

Further machining of worm and worm wheels moderate power<br />

The worms and worm wheels on pages 56-60 can be used whenever it is<br />

not necessary to use high performance worm gear units. Every worm and<br />

can be paired with every worm wheel of the same module. However, the<br />

centre distance is different in each case.<br />

Material: see data pages 56-60<br />

Further machining<br />

The following clamping methods are recommended:<br />

Installation<br />

For worm and worm wheels, in general, proceed as suggested on page 170<br />

Installation advice see page 174<br />

Lubrication<br />

The most suitable lubrication is to be determined from case to case.<br />

Grease lubrication is adequate for manual operated drives and small rpm’s.<br />

© by <strong>Nozag</strong> Switzerland - 2009<br />

© by <strong>Nozag</strong> Switzerland - 2009<br />

Worm wheels with machined hubs can be<br />

clamped here.<br />

Cast iron wheels without machined hubs are<br />

to be held by mandrel, and the hub is to be<br />

machined, thereafter it can be clamped on the<br />

hub to machine the bore.<br />

Worm tooth (or teeth) is machined concentric<br />

to the bore.<br />

Worm shafts are centre drilled. It is therefore<br />

advisable to take them up on the centres.

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