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MISUMI

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Manufacturer part number: GEAKS1.0-45-10-A-10N

Brand: MISUMI

Price: Please contact the support for quotation

Delivery time: 10 Days

Technical Data:

Number of Teeth: 45 Teeth

Material (Details): [Stainless Steel] EN 1.4301 Equiv.

Shape: Shape A

Surface Treatment: Not Provided

Shaft Bore Config.: Keyway

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Dimensional Drawing

Gear Shape

Shape K

Shape A

[NG] Tapped shaft bores are not available for Shape A

Shape B

Shaft Bore Specifications (Selectable Gear Shapes)
Straight Bore (Shape A, Shape B, Shape K)	Straight Bore + Tap (Shape B, Shape K)

Keyway (Shape A)	Keyway + Tap (Shape B)

[!] Relative positioning of keyway and teeth is not fixed.
　　To match, specify GBA for alteration.
Tooth surface accuracy Equivalent to the new JIS B 1702-1 Class 8
(Old JIS B 1702 Class 4)

Keyway Dimensional Tolerance

T Dim. Tolerance (H7)

Nominal	P_H7
8 N to 10K	+0.015 　0
11 N to 18 N	+0.018 0
19 N to 30 N	+0.021 0
31 N to 50 N	+0.025 0

[ ! ] Compliant with JIS B 0401-2.

Keyway Dimensional Tolerance

Nominal	b_JS9		t
8 N to 10 N	3	±0.0125	1.4	+0.1 0
10K to 12 N	4	±0.0150	1.8
13 N to 17 N	5		2.3
18 N to 22 N	6		2.8
23 N to 30 N	8	±0.0180	3.3	+0.2 0
31 N to 38 N	10	±0.0180
39 N to 44 N	12	±0.0215
45 N to 50 N	14	±0.0215	3.8

[ ! ] Compliant with JIS B 1301.

Unspecified Dimension Tolerance (Other than the teeth)

Dimension Range		Tolerance (mm)
Over	or Less	Tolerance (mm)
0.5	3	±0.1
3	6	±0.1
6	30	±0.2
30	120	±0.3
120	400	±0.5

[ ! ] Compliant with JIS B 0405 Class m (intermediate).

Type			[M] Material	[S] Surface Treatment	[A]Accessory
Straight Bore	Straight Bore + Tap	Keyway, Keyway + Tap	[M] Material	[S] Surface Treatment	[A]Accessory
GEAHB	GEAB	GEAKB	EN 1.1191 Equiv.	—	Set Screw (EN 1.7220 Equiv., Black Oxide)
GEAHBB	GEABB	GEAKBB		Black Oxide
GEAHBG	GEABG	GEAKBG		Electroless Nickel Plating
GEAHS	GEAS	GEAKS	EN 1.4301 Equiv.	—	Set Screw (EN 1.4301 Equiv.)

[ ! ] A set screw is not included for the shaft bore specification "Straight Bore."
[ ! ] The set screw is included for shaft hole specification "Tapped."
[!] Selectable Gear Shapes differ depending on the number of teeth. Check the spec. table.

■About Tooth Width B
Standard tooth width type and thin tooth width type are available.

B: Tooth Width
Standard Tooth Width Type	10·12
Thin Tooth Width Type	6·8

[ ! ] For thin tooth width, some numbers of teeth are not available.

Specification Table

Part Number	—	Number of Teeth	—	B	—	Gear Shape	—	P
GEAB1.0 GEAKB1.0 GEAS1.0	— — —	25 38 18	— — —	12 10 6	— — —	B A K	— — —	8 10 N 10

■Standard Tooth Width Type

Part Number		Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Shaft Bore Dia. P_H7 Unit: mm		d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	* 1 Allowable Transmission Force (N⋅m) Bending Strength
Type	Module	Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Straight Bore Straight Bore + Tap	Keyway Keyway + Tap	d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	S45C Equivalent	SUS304
Straight Bore (Shape A, Shape B, Shape K) GEAHB GEAHBB GEAHBG GEAHS Straight Bore + Tap (Shape B, Shape K) GEAB GEABB GEABG GEAS Keyway (Shape A) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) Keyway + Tap (Shape B) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) GEAKB GEAKBB GEAKBG GEAKS	1.0	12	10 12	K	6 to 8	—	12	14	9.5	14	30	20 (B = 10) 18 (B = 12)	5	M4	2.47	1.41
		13		K	6 to 10		13	15	10.5	15				M4	2.83	1.62
		14		A K			14	16	11.5	16				M5	3.20	1.83
		15					15	17	12.5	17					3.58	2.04
		16			6 to 12		16	18	13.5	18					3.97	2.26
		17					17	19	14.5	19					4.36	2.49
		18					18	20	15.5	20			4	M4	4.76	2.72
		19		A B	6 to 10	8 N	19	21	16.5	16	20	10 (B = 10) 8 (B = 12)			5.16	2.95
		20			6 to 10	8 N	20	22	17.5	16					5.57	3.18
		21			6 to 12	8 N 10 N 10K	21	23	18.5	18					5.98	3.41
		22					22	24	19.5	18					6.40	3.65
		23					23	25	20.5	20					6.81	3.89
		24					24	26	21.5						7.24	4.13
		25					25	27	22.5						7.66	4.37
		26			6 to 15	8 N to 12 N・10K	26	28	23.5	22					8.09	4.62
		27			6 to 15	8 N to 12 N・10K	27	29	24.5	24					8.52	4.86
		28			6 to 17	8 N to 12 N・10K	28	30	25.5	24					8.95	5.11
		29			6 to 18	8 N to 15 N・10K	29	31	26.5	26					9.39	5.36
		30			8 to 18	10 N to 15 N 10K	30	32	27.5	27			5 (B = 10) 4 (B = 12)	M5	9.82	5.60
		32					32	34	29.5	28					10.70	6.11
		33					33	35	30.5						11.14	6.36
		34					34	36	31.5						11.59	6.61
		35			8 to 22	10 N to 17 N 10K	35	37	32.5	30					12.03	6.87
		36					36	38	33.5						12.48	7.12
		38					38	40	35.5						13.38	7.63
		39					39	41	36.5						13.83	7.89
		40					40	42	37.5						14.28	8.15
		42					42	44	39.5						15.18	8.66
		44					44	46	41.5						16.09	9.18
		45					45	47	42.5						16.55	9.44
		46					46	48	43.5						17.00	9.70
		48			8 to 32	10 N to 30 N 10K	48	50	45.5	44					17.92	10.23
		49			8 to 32	10 N to 30 N 10K	49	51	46.5	44					18.38	10.49
		50			8 to 34	10 N to 32 N 10K	50	52	47.5	46					18.84	10.75

Part Number		Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Shaft Bore Dia. P_H7 Unit: mm		d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	* 1 Allowable Transmission Force (N⋅m) Bending Strength
Type	Module	Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Straight Bore Straight Bore + Tap	Keyway Keyway + Tap	d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	S45C Equivalent	SUS304
Straight Bore (Shape A, Shape B, Shape K) GEAHB GEAHBB GEAHBG GEAHS Straight Bore + Tap (Shape B, Shape K) GEAB GEABB GEABG GEAS Keyway (Shape A) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) Keyway + Tap (Shape B) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) GEAKB GEAKBB GEAKBG GEAKS	1.0	51	10 12	A B	8 to 34	10 N to 32 N 10K	51	53	48.5	46	20	10 (B = 10) 8 (B = 12)	5 (B = 10) 4 (B = 12)	M5	19.30	11.01
		52					52	54	49.5						19.75	11.27
		54					54	56	51.5						20.68	11.80
		55					55	57	52.5						21.14	12.06
		56					56	58	53.5						21.61	12.33
		57					57	59	54.5						22.07	12.59
		58					58	60	55.5						22.53	12.86
		60			10 to 38	12 N to 36 N	60	62	57.5	50					23.46	13.39
		62					62	64	59.5						24.39	13.92
		63					63	65	60.5						24.85	14.18
		64					64	66	61.5						25.33	14.45
		65					65	67	62.5						25.79	14.72
		66					66	68	63.5						26.25	14.98
		68					68	70	65.5						27.19	15.51
		69					69	71	66.5						27.66	15.78
		70			10 to 44	12 N to 42 N	70	72	67.5	56					28.13	16.05
		72					72	74	69.5						29.06	16.58
		75					75	77	72.5						30.47	17.39
		76					76	78	73.5						30.94	17.65
		77					77	79	74.5						31.41	17.93
		78					78	80	75.5						31.88	18.19
		80			10 to 48	12 N to 46 N	80	82	77.5	60					32.82	18.73
		81				15 N to 46 N	81	83	78.5						33.29	18.99
		84					84	86	81.5						34.70	19.80
		85					85	87	82.5						35.17	20.07
		88					88	90	85.5						36.60	20.88
		90					90	92	87.5						37.54	21.42
		91					91	93	88.5						38.02	21.69
		92					92	94	89.5						38.48	21.96
		95					95	97	92.5						39.90	22.77
		96					96	98	93.5						40.39	23.05
		98			17 to 48	17 N to 46 N	98	100	95.5						41.32	23.58
		99			17 to 48	17 N to 46 N	99	101	96.5						41.80	23.85
		100			17 to 50	17 N to 48 N	100	102	97.5						42.27	24.12
		110			17 to 58	17 N to 50 N	110	112	107.5	70					47.01	26.83
		120			17 to 58	17 N to 50 N	120	122	117.5	70					51.79	29.55

[ ! ] Shaft bore diameter 9N is not available for Keyway Bore + Tap.
[!] Specify 10K as P dimension if keyway width of 4.0 mm (height 1.8 mm) for Keyway + Tap with shaft bore diameter of 10 is desired.
[!] Shaft bore diameter 6.35 is available for Straight Bore and Straight Bore + Tap. [!] The "-" text on the above table means that any Shaft Bore Dia. is not selectable.
*1 Allowable Transmission Forces in the table are reference values calculated with prescribed conditions. Tooth width is calculated as 10 mm.
■Thin Type>

Part Number		Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Shaft Bore Dia. P_H7 Unit: mm		d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	* 1 Allowable Transmission Force (N⋅m) Bending Strength
Type	Module	Number of Teeth	B	Gear Shape	Straight Bore Straight Bore + Tap	Keyway Keyway + Tap	d Reference Circle Dia.	D Addendum Circle Dia.	G Dedendum Circle Dia.	H	L	ℓ₁	ℓ₂	M (Coarse)	S45C Equivalent	SUS304
Straight Bore (Shape A, Shape B, Shape K) GEAHB GEAHBB GEAHBG GEAHS Straight Bore + Tap (Shape B, Shape K) GEAB GEABB GEABG GEAS Keyway (Shape A) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) Keyway + Tap (Shape B) ( [!] 19 teeth or more) GEAKB GEAKBB GEAKBG GEAKS	1.0	* 14	6 8	K A	6 to 10	—	14	16	11.5	16	25	19 (B = 6) 17 (B = 8)	4	M4	1.92	—
		15			6 to 10		15	17	12.5	17					2.15	1.23
		16			6 to 12		16	18	13.5	18					2.38	1.36
		* 17			6 to 12		17	19	14.5	19					2.62	—
		18			6 to 12		18	20	15.5	20					2.86	1.63
		19		A B	6 to 10	8 N	19	21	16.5	16	16	10 (B = 6) 8 (B = 8)			3.09	1.77
		20			6 to 10	8 N	20	22	17.5	16					3.34	1.91
		21			6 to 12	8 N 10 N 10K	21	23	18.5	18					3.59	2.05
		22					22	24	19.5	18					3.85	2.19
		* 23					23	25	20.5	20					4.09	—
		24					24	26	21.5						4.35	2.48
		25					25	27	22.5						4.61	2.63
		26			6 to 15	8 N to 12 N・10K	26	28	23.5	22					4.87	2.78
		* 27			6 to 15		27	29	24.5	24					5.13	—
		28			6 to 17		28	30	25.5	24					5.41	3.09
		29				8 N to 15 N・10K	29	31	26.5	26					5.65	3.23
		30					30	32	27.5	25					5.92	3.38
		32					32	34	29.5						6.42	3.66
		33					33	35	30.5						6.68	3.82
		* 34					34	36	31.5	28					7.01	—
		35					35	37	32.5	25					7.28	4.15
		36			8 to 17		36	38	33.5				5 (B = 6) 4 (B = 8)	M5	7.51	4.29
		* 38					38	40	35.5						8.08	—
		39					39	41	36.5						8.30	4.73
		40					40	42	37.5	28					8.59	4.9
		42					42	44	39.5						9.14	5.22
		* 44					44	46	41.5						9.71	—
		* 45					45	47	42.5						10	—
		* 46			8 to 20	8 N to 17 N・10K	46	48	43.5	30					10.29	—
		48			8 to 28	8 N to 26 N・10K	48	50	45.5	40					10.83	6.18
		49					49	51	46.5						11.03	6.29
		50					50	52	47.5						11.37	6.49
		51					51	53	48.5						11.58	6.61
		* 52				10 N to 26 N 10K	52	54	49.5						11.92	—
		54					54	56	51.5						12.48	7.12
		55					55	57	52.5						12.79	7.3
		56					56	58	53.5						13.1	7.48
		57					57	59	54.5						13.24	7.55
		58					58	60	55.5						13.61	7.77
		60			8 to 32	10 N to 30 N 10K	60	62	57.5	44					14.19	8.1
		62			10 to 32	12 N to 30 N	62	64	59.5						14.7	8.39
		63					63	65	60.5						14.91	8.51
		64					64	66	61.5						15.28	8.72
		65					65	67	62.5						15.54	8.87
		66					66	68	63.5						15.87	9.06
		68					68	70	65.5						16.47	9.4
		69					69	71	66.5						16.60	9.47
		70			10 to 36	12 N to 34 N	70	72	67.5	48					16.99	9.69
		72					72	74	69.5						17.51	9.99
		75					75	77	72.5						18.38	10.49
		76					76	78	73.5						18.56	10.59
		77					77	79	74.5						18.85	10.76
		78					78	80	75.5						19.13	10.91
		80			10 to 38	12 N to 36 N	80	82	77.5	50					19.79	11.29
		81			10 to 38	12 N to 36 N	81	83	78.5						19.97	11.39
		84			15 to 38	15 N to 36 N	84	86	81.5						20.94	11.95
		85					85	87	82.5						21.21	12.1
		88					88	90	85.5						21.96	12.53
		90					90	92	87.5						22.64	12.92
		91					91	93	88.5						22.81	13.01
		92					92	94	89.5						23.09	13.18
		95					95	97	92.5						24.09	13.75
		96					96	98	93.5						24.36	13.9
		98					98	100	95.5						24.79	14.15
99	99	101	96.5				25.08	14.31
100	100	102	97.5				25.56	14.58
110	110	112	107.5				28.27	16.13
120	15 N to 36 N	120	122			117.5	54	31.12	17.76

[NG]* marked number of teeth is not available for stainless steel type (GEAHS, GEAS and GEAKS). [NG] Shaft bore diameter 9N is not available for Keyway Bore + Tap. [!]The "-" text in the above table means that it is not selectable.
[!] Specify 10K as P dimension if keyway width of 4.0 mm (height 1.8 mm) for Keyway + Tap with shaft bore diameter of 10 is desired. [!] Shaft bore diameter 6.35 is available for Straight Bore and Straight Bore + Tap.
*1 Allowable Transmission Forces in the table are reference values calculated with prescribed conditions.
Tooth width is calculated as 6 mm.

Alterations

Set Screw Alteration

Tapped Hole Dimension Change

Root matching

Code

KC90·KC120

TPC

GBA

Spec.

KC90: Adds another set screw at 90° position.
KC120: Adds another set screw at 120° position.
A set screw is added.
Ordering Code KC90
Applicable Conditions [NG] Not applicable to Shape A [NG] Not applicable to Straight Bore Type
KC90 KC20

Changes the tapped hole dimension.
Ordering Code TPC4
Applicable Conditions [NG] Not applicable to Shape A [NG] Not applicable to Straight Bore Type
Standard Conditions [ ! ] ℓ₁ - ℓ₂ > TPC/2

Align the bottom of the gear tooth with the keyway and tap phase.
Phase Adjustment Tolerance ±0.3 (Reference Value)
Ordering Code GBA
Applicable Conditions [ ! ] Applicable to 19 teeth or more

M	TPC
M4	M3 M5
M5	M4 M6

Alterations

Stepped Hole

Both Ends Stepped Hole

Hub Cut

Code

DHL·DHR

WDH

Spec.

Changes shaft bores to stepped bores.
Dimension Increments Z: 1 mm Increments J: 0.1 mm Increments
Ordering Code DHL-Z20-4.0
Applicable Conditions [ ! ] Applicable only to Straight Bore Type [NG] Not applicable to Shape K
Standard conditions

·DHL	·DHR
[ ! ] Shape A P + 2 ≤ Z ≤ G－4, 2 ≤ J ≤ B－3	[ ! ] Shape A P + 2 ≤ Z ≤ G－4, 2 ≤ J ≤ B－3
[ ! ] Shape B P + 2 ≤ Z ≤ G - 4,2 ≤ J ≤ L - 3	[ ! ] Shape B P + 2 ≤ Z ≤ H−4, 2 ≤ J ≤ ℓ₁

Changes shaft bores to both ends stepped hole.
Dimension Increments Q, R, S, T: 1 mm Increments S, T ≥ 3
Ordering Code WDH-Q10-R10-S3-T3
Applicable Conditions [ ! ] Applicable only to Straight Bore Type [NG] Not applicable to Shape K
Standard conditions

·Shape A	· Shape B
[ ! ]P+2 ≤ Q,R ≤ G－4	[ ! ]P+2 ≤ Q,R ≤ H－4
[ ! ]S+T ≤ B－3	[ ! ] S + T ≤ L - 3 Shaft hole Dia. P is general tolerance

Cuts the hub length to the specified length.
Increments 0.5 mm
Ordering Code BS6.5
Applicable Conditions [NG] Not applicable to Shape A, K
Standard conditions
[!] Straight Bore: 0 ≤ BS ≤ ℓ₁
[!] Straight Bore + Tapped Type: BS=0;
M+3 ≤ BS ≤ ℓ₁
" ! " Keyway + Tapped Type: BS=0;
M+3 ≤ BS ≤ ℓ₁
[ ! ] If BS = 0, no tapped hole

Alterations

Retaining Ring Groove Dim.

Side Slotted Hole

Code

SRG

LFC·LTC

Spec.

Retaining Ring Groove applicable to the shaft dia. of stepped hole is machined.
Dimension Increments 3.5 to 0.5 mm
Ordering Code SRG7
Applicable Conditions
[ ! ] Applicable only to shaft bore specifications DHL and DHR
[ ! ] Standards of retaining ring groove for Z dim. is applied
Standard conditions
[ ! ] n ≤ J-SRG-m

■Retaining Ring Groove Dim.

					n (Min.)						n (Min.)
Z_H7	d₂	Tolerance	m	Tolerance	n (Min.)	Z_H7	d₂	Tolerance	m	Tolerance	n (Min.)
10	10.4	+0.11 0	1.15	+0.14 0	1.5	24	25.2	+0.21 0	1.35	+0.14 0	1.5
11	11.4					25	26.2
12	12.5					26	27.2
13	13.6					28	29.4
14	14.6					30	31.4	+0.25 0
15	15.7					32	33.7
16	16.8					35	37		1.65		2
17	17.8					37	39		1.65
19	20	+0.21 0				40	42.5		1.9
20	21					42	44.5
21	22					45	47.5
22	23					47	49.5
						52	55	+0.3 0	2.2	+0.14 0	2
						55	58
						60	63
						62	65
						68	71		2.7		2.5
						72	75
						80	83.5	+0.35 0

Machines slotted holes on the side surface (30°).
Dimension Increments LFC, LTC: 1 mm Increments
Select M M3, M4, M5, M6
Ordering Code LFC20-M3
Applicable Conditions
[ ! ] Applicable to Shape A only
Standard Conditions
[ ! ] P + C + 4 ≤ LFC (LTC) ≤ G - C- 4

M	C
M3	3.5
M4	4.5
M5	5.5
M6	6.5

Alterations

Side Through Hole

Side Tapped Hole

Side Counterbored

Code

KFC·KTC

QFC·QTC

ZFC·ZTC

Spec.

Machines through holes on the side surface.
Increments KFC, KTC: 1 mm Increments
K: 0.5 mm Increments
K selection K3.0 to K6.0
Ordering Code KFC20-K3.5
Applicable Conditions [NG] Not applicable to Shape K
Shape A
Standard Conditions [ ! ] P + K + 4 ≤ KFC (KTC) ≤ G - K - 4

Machines tapped holes on the side surface of the gear.
Dimension Increments QFC, QTC: 1 mm Increments
Select M M3, M4 [ ! ] Tapped hole depth M × 2.0
(When B < M × 2.0, through)
Machining datum plane selection is required for Shape B, L-side specification symbol LL,
R-side specification symbol RR
Applicable Conditions [NG] Not applicable to Shape K
Shape A
Ordering Code QFC25-M3
Standard Conditions [ ! ] P + M + 4 ≤ QFC (QTC) ≤ G - M - 4

Machines counterbored holes on the side surface.
Dimension Increments ZFC, ZTC: 1 mm Increments
Select U U3, U4, U5, U6
Machining datum plane selection required for Shape B, L-side specification symbol LL, R-side specification symbol RR
Applicable Conditions [ ! ] Applicable to Standard Type only
[NG] Not applicable to Shape K
Shape A
Ordering Code ZFC20-U3
Standard conditions [ ! ] P + U₁ + 3 ≤ ZFC (ZTC) ≤ G - U₁- 4

U Selection	U₁	U₂	F
3	6.5	3.5	3.5
4	8	4.5	4.5
5	9.5	5.5	5.5
6	11	6.5	6.5

Shape B
Standard conditions [ ! ] P + K + 4 ≤ KFC (KTC) ≤ H - K - 4
[ ! ]H+K+4 ≤ KFC (KTC) ≤ G－K－4

Shape B
Ordering Code R-side specification: QFC25-M3-RR, L-side specification: QFC25－M3－LL
Standard Conditions [ ! ] P + M + 4 ≤ QFC (QTC) ≤ H - M - 4
[ ! ]H+M+4 ≤ QFC (QTC) ≤ G－M－4

Shape B
Ordering Code R-side specification: ZFC20-U3-RR, L-side specification: ZFC20－U3－LL
Standard Conditions [ ! ] P + U₁ + 3 ≤ ZFC (ZTC) ≤ H - U₁-4
[ ! ]H+U₁+4 ≤ ZFC (ZTC) ≤ G－U₁－4

[!] Conditions may vary depending on the shaft bore specs.

General Information - Spur Gears

Spur gears - front gear with through hole - spur gear with spring pin - spur gear made of brass - brass pinion - plastic - spur gear with ball bearing

Selection details of spur gears

- Material: steel, stainless steel, sintered steel, nylon, polyacetal, brass, aluminum, cast iron

- Coatings: burnished, nickel-plated

- Heat treatment: induction hardened

- Shaft diameter tolerances: H7, H8

- Tooth flank clearance: N5, N7, N8, N9, N12

- Module: 0.3, 0.5, 0.75, 0.8, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 4.5, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20

- Pressure angle: 20°

- Shaft diameter: 2 mm to 50 mm

- Number of teeth: 8 to 200

- Tooth width: 2 mm to 90 mm

Description/Basics

The spur gears offered are generally machine elements that serve the non-slip transmission of force, movement transmission or movement change. The teeth of the cylinder wheels grip each other during transmission and largely roll over the tooth flanks. The tooth shape of the spur gear is convexly shaped in the shaped tooth system. At the beginning of the intervention, a rolling resistance acts on the tooth flank, which becomes a sliding friction in the course of the rotation.

A combination of gear wheels and rack gears is useful in the construction of rack gear. This allows motor rotary motion or other rotary motion to be converted into linear motion. rack gear boxes are theoretically possible in an endless assembly. Limits here only set the length of the rack gears for the rack gear drive.

Gear wheels with straight gearing are particularly suitable for the construction of gearboxes. The advantage of straight gearing as opposed to helical gears, is the possibility of transmitting a higher torque. It should be noted that with increasing speed within the transmission ratio or reduction, the torque to be transmitted decreases.

When designing spur gear pairs, the ratio of the gear ratio (number of teeth) and the module of the respective gear wheels must be observed.
The backlash is another important factor that must be considered during construction. Reverse play is understood as the result of the play that the change in the direction of rotation of a single gear wheel pair between the teeth. The risk of reverse play can be reduced if either the diameter or the number of teeth of the cogwheel pairing do not deviate too much from one another. If high wear is to be expected due to the pairing of gears, the MISUMI online shop offers gears with a hardened key-type.

For applications with the same rotational direction, it is possible to use an intermediate gear with integrated bearing on a cantilever shaft. The bearing number used can be found under the tab More Information. An overview of tolerances and permissible radial bearing deviations can be found in the following PDF.

In addition to gear wheels, MISUMI also offers suitable rotary shafts for the construction of a transmission. The straight front wheels can be assembled on these and secured with a set screw or machine keys (key with adjusting screw). This PDF provides an overview of the configurable mountings for the shaft rotation and keyway tolerances.
The continuous adjusting of a spur gear can be realized, among other things, by means of a clamping sleeve. The MISUMI online shop offers spur gears with clamping sleeve. Alternatively, we also offer individual keyless bushing that you can customize to your needs.

Application Examples - Spur Gears

Application example: workpiece transport - spur gear - rack gear - roller bearings - workpiece

Application example - spur gear with rack gear
(1) Spur gear, (2) Clamping knobs, (3) Rack gear

Application example: rack gear - spur gear with rack gear - handle - rotary handle

Application example - spur gear
(1) Spur gear, (2) Workpiece, (3) Rollers

Industrial Applications

3D printer industry

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Part Number	Minimum order quantity	Volume Discount	Standard Shipping Days ?	RoHS	Number of Teeth (Teeth)	Material (Details)	Shape	Surface Treatment	Shaft Bore Config.	Shaft Bore Dia. (Ø)	Tooth Width B (mm)	Precision (Old JIS)
	1		10 Days	10	45	[Stainless Steel] EN 1.4301 Equiv.	Shape A	Not Provided	Keyway	10	10	JIS B 1702 (Class 4)

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Spur Gear (Pinion Gear), Shaft Bore Machining Type, Module 1. 0, Pressure Angle 20°: Related Image

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RoHS Information	RoHS Requirements Fulfilled	Features, Areas of Application	Not Applicable	Ground Tooth	Not Provided
Backlash	Provided	Heat Treatment	No	Bushing	Without Bushing
Shaft Bore Tolerance	H7	Bearing	Without Bearing

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question:
Can different modules be combined with each other?: Answer:
Since the module describes the division of the teeth along the pitch circle diameter, various modules cannot be combined into one pair of gears.
Question:
What is involute gearing?: Answer:
Evolved gearing is understood to be the convex production of a tooth flank. The sliding friction along the tooth flank can thus be minimized. This also reduces wear and tear.
Question:
What is the pressure angle?: Answer:
The pressure angle is defined as the angle of the highest drive force between two gears. A combination of different pressure angles is not recommended, since increased wear is to be expected.
Question:
Is the position of the keyway to the key-type specified?: Answer:
The keyway has no specified position reference to the tooth base or the head surface of the sprocket.
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What is the reverse clearance?: Answer:
The reverse play arises at the moment of the direction of rotation of a spur gear pairing is changed. It describes the gap between the gear flanks of each tooth in engagement.