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Drive Gears Everyone has seen a bicycle or used one and noticed that it is driven by a large driver gear wheel with pedals attached. Smaller gears at the back are driven round, in turn driving round the back wheel. As the back wheel turns the bicycle moves forwards. Gears driven by chains are used in machinery, motorcycles, in car engines and have many more applications. A chain is made up of a series of links with the links held together with steel pins. This arrange makes a chain a strong, long lasting way of transmitting rotary motion from one gear wheel to another. |
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| Reduction Gears We are manufacturers and exporters of worm reduction gearbox. Casings are made from fine graded cast iron. Worm are made from nickel alloy steel, case hardened and precision ground surfaces. Worm Wheels rims made from Aluminium, Bronze and Phosphorous Bronze (PB2C) casted on Graded Cast Iron hubs. The worm gears are hobbed with multi start hobs to ensure a high load carrying capacity. All these internals are supported on high quality Ball / Roller Bearings designed for life under Grease / oil splash lubrication. Hardened and ground worm drives are available. | |||||||||||||||||||
Straight Gears Straight bevel gears are the simplest of the bevel gears. They are manufactured on precision generating machines by indexing method ensuring that the teeth should be of tapered depth and thickness. Teeth are cut on the outside of the cone. They have a straight tooth geometry, which if extends, passes through the intersection of their axes. Straight bevel angle can also be with one gear flat with a pitch angle of 90 degrees. These have conical pith surfaces that operate on intersecting axes. They can be designed and cut to operate on any shaft angle. In straight bevel gears when each tooth engages it impacts the corresponding tooth and simply curving the gear teeth can solve the problem. Straight bevel gears come in two variations depending on the fabrication equipment. They are grouped into gleason type and the standard type. Major percentage of them is of gleas on type with a coniflex form that gives almost an imperceptible convex appearance to the tooth surface. In the standard form, the gear has no profile shifted tooth. These gears are recommended at less speed and when loads are light. At higher speed they make noise. The most preeminent function of these gears is in a bevel gear differential. Straight tooth gears are also used in chemical industries, steel plant, machine tools, cement plant, textile processing, material handling system, sugar mills and cooling towers etc. |
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| Industrial Gears We service a wide spectrum of industries, including mining, pulp and paper, tunnel boring, compressor drives, steel, automotive, aerospace, and many more by providing quality gears. We can provide ground gears up to 95" in diameter and cut gears over 20 feet in diameter. Our diverse capabilities include:
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Mechanical Gears People often looked for constant technological advancement to gauge the progression of a piece of equipment. One noteworthy evolution in the last 50 years is of mechanical drive. Trenchers used to put stuffs in the ground gradually shifted over the last several years to mechanical drive. Mechanical drives used gearboxes, shafts, pulleys, chains and sprockets to drive the trencher chain. Mechanical gear are used to provide a variable output speed from a constant speed power source or to provide torque increase for a variable speed power source as in an automobile. Mechanical drives are less costly than competing electrical drives and their control is much simpler. The disadvantage of these drives is that they are not durable and cannot be controlled as precisely as electrical drives. They cannot transmit as much power as electrical drives when variable speed is essential. They are used in industries ranging from aerospace to mining and heavy industry. With the advanced technology, the working of mechanical drive has become more efficient. Specific characteristics like low-stress, universal mounting, high-strength monoblac casings, high-energy efficiency and low noise level are designed. The monoblac design has increased center distances between the output shaft bearings, making the unit able to withstand significantly higher radial loading. Mechanical drives have internal spaces that have void spaces where residues can be deposited. |
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| Planetary Gears A gearset in which all of the gears are in one plane, grouped around each other like the planets around the sun. The central gear is called the "sun gear". In mesh with it is a circular grouping of gears, called "planet gears", mounted on a rotating carrier. The planet gears also engage teeth on the inner periphery of the "ring gear". By holding any one of the three gear elements motionless, different ratios can be produced between the other two. Planetary gearsets are common in automatic transmissions. | |||||||||||||||||||
Transmission Gear We are the exporters of automotive engine gears like transmission gears, differential gears, propeller shaft components for trucks, tractors, passenger cars, construction machinery and other LCVs. |
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| Bevel Gear Bevel Gears connect intersecting axes and come in several types. The pitch surface of bevel gears is a cone. They are useful when the direction of a shaft's rotation needs to be changed. Using gears of differing numbers of teeth can change the speed of rotation. They are usually mounted on shafts that are 90 degrees apart, but can be designed to work at other angles as well. These gears permit minor adjustment during assembly and allow for some displacement due to deflection under operating loads without concentrating the load on the end of the tooth. For reliable performance, Gears must be pinned to shaft with a dowel or taper pin. Types The teeth on bevel gears can be straight, spiral or bevel. In straight bevel gears teeth have no helix angles. They either have equal size gears with 90 degrees shaft angle or a shaft angle other than 90 degrees. Straight bevel angle can also be with one gear flat with a pitch angle of 90 degrees. In straight when each tooth engages it impacts the corresponding tooth and simply curving the gear teeth can solve the problem. Spiral bevel gears have spiral angles, which gives performance improvements. The contact between the teeth starts at one end of the gear and then spreads across the whole tooth. In both the bevel types of gears the shaft must be perpendicular to each other and must be in the same plane. The hypoid bevel gears can engage with the axes in different planes. This is used in many car differentials. The ring gear of the differential and the input pinion gear are both hypoid. They also have sliding action along the teeth, potentially reducing efficiency. Applications A good example of bevel gears is seen as the main mechanism for a hand drill. The bevel gears find its application in locomotives, marine applications, automobiles, printing presses, cooling towers, power plants, steel plants, defence and also in railway track inspection machine. | |||||||||||||||||||
Spur Gears The company manufactures durable and highly efficient spur gears Upto 5000 mm OD 50 Module in Cast Iron & Steel (Single, Double & Multi Starts) for Cranes, Material Handling Equipment, For Cement plants, Sugar plants, Chemical plants and Mineral Processing Plants, Coal Handling Equipment, Steel Rolling Mills & Petrochem sectors. They connect parallel shafts, have involute teeth that are parallel to the shaft and can have internal or external teeth. They cause no external thrust between gears. They are inexpensive to manufacture. They give lower but satisfactory performance. They are used when shaft rotates in the same plane. The main features of spur gears are dedendum, addendum, flank, and fillet. Dedendum cylinder is a root from where teeth extend, it extends to the tip called the addendum circle. Flank or the face contacts the meshing gear, the most useful feature if the spur gears. The fillet in the root region is kinetically irrelevant. |
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| Idler Gears A gear wheel placed between two other gears to transmit motion from one to the other. It does not alter the speed of the output, but it does alter the direction it turns. It is used to ensure that the rotation of two gears is the same. An idler gear is placed between two gears. The idler gear rotates in the opposite direction as the driver gear, and the follower gear rotates in the opposite direction of the idler, the same direction of the driver. It is also used to change the spacing between the input and output axles. It does not change the gear ratio between the input and output gears. All the gears and wheels that turn inside the treads of a battle tank are all idler gears that transfer power from the input gear to the output gear to move the tread and move the tank forward. The power take off mechanism includes a gear train with an input idler gear, a first intermediate idler gear, a second intermediate idler gear and an output gear. The input idler gear receives a rotary input and the first intermediate idler gear meshes with the input gear and the second intermediate idler gear. The output gears transmit rotary power to one of the first and second axles. | |||||||||||||||||||