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    Gear Type Description Photo

    Spur Gears Spur gears are by far the

    most common type of gear

    and with the exceptions ofthe "cog" the type of gear

    that has been around the

    longest.

    Spur gears have teeth thatrun perpendicular to the

    face of the gear.

     

    HelicalGears

    Helical gears are verysimilar to spur gears except

    the teeth are not

     perpendicular to the face.The teeth are at an angle to

    the face giving helical gears

    more tooth contact in thesame area.

    Helical gears can also beused on non-parallel shafts

    to transmit motion.

    Helical gears tend to run

    quieter and smoother thanspur gears due to the

    increased number of teeth in

    constant contact at any one

     period of time. 

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    Herringbon

    e Gears

    Herringbone gears resemble

    two helical gears that have

     been placed side by side.They are often referred to as

    "double helicals".

    ne benefit of herringbone

    gears is that it helps to avoidissues related to side thrust

    created with the use of

    helical gears.

    !evel #iter Gears

    !evel gears are used mostlyin situations that require

     power to be transmitted atright angles $or applications

    that are not parallel%. !evel

    gears can have differentangles of application but

    tend to be &'°.

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    0ace Gears 0ace gears transmit power

    at $usually% right angles in a

    circular motion. 0ace gearsare not very common in

    industrial application.

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    Splines

    Splined shafts and hubs are

    usually used as connectors

    in many different types ofapplications. ne of the

    most common applications

    is to connect motors to gear

    reducers. They may also beused in transmissions.

    *nvolute splines resemble

    spur gears1 but tend to havedifferent pressure angles.

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    Straight

    Sided

    Splines

    Straight sided splines often

    serve the same function as

    involute splines but have

    "straight sided" teethinstead of involute teeth. +lic, n *mage To nlarge

    Sproc,ets Sproc,ets are used to runchains or belts. They are

    typically used in conveyor

    systems.

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