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- 14.5⁰ Pressure Angle
- Acetal with Brass Inserts Material
- 0.25 in Bore Diameter
description
- When used with Boston Gear worms, Boston Gear's worm gears provide effective power transmission in applications requiring high-ratio speed reduction in a limited space using right angle (90°), non-intersecting shafts. They are also the smoothest, quietest form of gearing when properly applied.Boston Gear offers worm gears manufactured from a variety of materials, such as acetal, minlon, bronze, and cast iron to suit your application's requirements.Note: Because the efficiency of a worm gear drive depends on the lead angle and number of starts on the worm, the ratio should be kept low. To run properly, worms and worm gears operating together must have the same diametrical pitch and threads.
features
- Increased efficiency with lower ratios
- Resistance to back driving with some ratios
- Minimal space requirements
- High ratio speed reduction
- Smoothest, quietest form of gearing
- 90° nonintersecting shaft applications
| Bore Dia. | 0.25 in |
| Center Distance | 1.084 in |
| Pitch Diameter | 1.25 in |
| Hardened Teeth | Without Hardened Teeth |
| No. of Leads | Single |
| Right / Left Hand | Right Hand |
| No. of Teeth | 40 |
| Length Through Bore | 0.529 in |
| Material | Acetal with Brass Inserts |
| No. of Threads | Single |
| Flush Face to Worm Centerline | 0.109 |
| Bore Size | 0.25 in |
| Diametral Pitch | 32 |
| Pressure Angle | 14 1/2 degrees |
| Helix Angle | 4° 5' |
| Hub Dia. | 0.63 in |
| Ratio | 40:1 |
| Weight | 0.031 LB |
| EAN or UPC | 781711541296 |
