Gears

Spur gears also known as straight gears are the most common type of gear.

Internal Spur Gears are simply gears that have teeth on the inside of the blank.

Worm Gears manufactured for applications requiring high-ratio speed reduction in a limited space.

Gear rack converts rotational motion into linear motion when a spur gear is run against it.

Helical gears are widely used for heavy loadings, revolutions and decrease of noisiness.

Straight bevel gears are intended to provide uniform rotation from one axis to the other, as axis are not parallel.

Worm shafts and worm gears are used to gain a large reduction of speed between driving and driven shafts in a relatively compact area.

Gear couplings are used to compensate different displaces of shafts.

Shafts where one of the stages are threaded gears or splines or both.

Spiral bevel gears are intended to provide uniform rotation from one axis to the other, as axis are not parallel.

Custom sprockets are also manufactured on request, in special materials or formats, normaly suit a specific application.