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Gears for general machinery

The steels commonly used in the manufacture of gears are quenched and tempered steel, quenched steel, carburized quenched steel and nitriding steel.

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The steels commonly used in the manufacture of gears are quenched and tempered steel, quenched steel, carburized quenched steel and nitriding steel. Gears are mechanical elements with teeth on the wheel flange that can continuously mesh to transmit motion and power. The application of gears in transmission has appeared very early. At the end of the 19th century, the principle of the tooth cutting method and the special machine tools and tools using this principle for tooth cutting appeared one after another, and with the development of production, the stability of gear operation was valued. Generally, there are gear teeth, cogging, end face, normal surface, tooth top circle, tooth root circle, base circle, and index circle. Referred to as teeth, it is each protruding part used for meshing on the gear, these protruding parts are generally arranged in a radial pattern, and the gear teeth on the matching gear are in contact with each other, which can make the gear continue to mesh.

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