Bevel Gears
Bevel gears are machine parts used to transmit torque between two shafts with different axes.
They are supplied in modules M1 to M5. Bevel gears are most often supplied as a gear train (a pair of gears) with a ratio of 1:1, 1:1.5, 1:2, 1:2.5, 1:3, 1:3.5 and 1:4. They can also be supplied as separate wheels.
Bevel gears with straight teeth are divided according to type into type A according to DIN 3967 in accordance with UNI 6588, or type B – Gleason System.
The bevel gears we offer have straight teeth and an angle of engagement of 20°.
Caution
The bevel gears in a gear train must have the same module and the same type (A or B).
For more complex and precise requirements, it is necessary to use special bevel gears designed and manufactured by specialized suppliers directly for the application.
Bevel Gears Fields of Use
Bevel gears are designed for general use in mechanical engineering.
The standardized bevel gears we supply are designed primarily for basic, simpler constructions and technical solutions for conveyors, presses, gearboxes, woodworking machines, agricultural machines, but of course also for many other applications.
Bevel Gears Material
Steel C45 (ČSN 12050), gearing not hardened.
Bevel Gears Code Description
Example:
OKS M4 Z20/20 A (Steel)
| Code Part | Description |
|---|---|
| OKS |
Bevel Gear |
| M4 |
Module |
| Z20/20 |
Number of teeth (1:1 gear ratio) |
| A |
Gear train type |
| Steel |
Gear train material |
Documents for Download
Dimensions and Parameters of Bevel Gears
TYMA CZ Data Sheets
Czech and English (PDF 1.09 MB)
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