Power Transmission Boston Gear

Boston Gear spur gears are designed to transmit motion and power between parallel shafts. The different styles offered include spur, gear rack, pinion wire, stem pinions, and internal gears, and most come with a selection of bore diameters, keyways, and setscrews to accommodate a wide variety of application requirements. They are available in plastic, non-metallic, brass, steel, and cast iron and are manufactured in a variety of styles, including plain, web, web with lightening holes, and web with spokes. Many are available with or without hubs.Boston Gear manufactures both 14 1/2° and 20° PA, involute, full-depth system gears. While 20° PA is generally recognized as having a higher load-carrying capacity, 14 1/2° PA gears are used extensively because of lower backlash and smoother, quieter operation. Just ask your CSR which is best for you. And remember that spur gears and rack are available via our Guaranteed Same Day Shipment Program.

Change Gear for Mechanical Power TransmissionEnsure precise speed and torque adjustments in your industrial machinery with this essential change gear. Engineered for robust performance, it provides a reliable mechanical component for altering drive ratios in various power transmission applications, particularly in machine tools.This gear features a specific number of teeth and diametral pitch, designed for accurate engagement and efficient power transfer. Its durable steel construction ensures long-term reliability and resistance to wear in demanding industrial environments. Ideal for adjusting cutting speeds in machine tools or modifying drive ratios in other mechanical systems, it contributes to optimized operational flexibility and enhanced performance.Whether building new mechanical systems or replacing worn components, this gear facilitates straightforward integration and dependable operation for optimal system performance.Key Features:Provides precise speed and torque ratio changesDurable steel construction for industrial environmentsDesigned for accurate engagement in gear trainsEssential for mechanical power transmission