Module 2 plate spur gears

Module 2 plate spur gears are large cylindrical gears without a hub, with straight teeth and a pitch of 6.28 mm. Module 2 is one of the most popular in mechanical engineering, and plates in this size most often work as driven gears in speed-reducing gear drives.

Lighter module 2 plate spur gear - less load on the bearings

A large gear without a hub is lighter, so it puts less load on the bearings and has lower inertia. You can bolt the plate to a flange or your own hub, which makes it easier to replace later. The standard material is C45E steel, and one of the sizes is also offered with induction-hardened teeth, which keep their profile longer under high contact pressures.

Module 2 plate gears with a large number of teeth and a pilot bore

Module 2 plates with a 20° profile and a large number of teeth, with a pilot bore to be bored out. Smaller module 2 gears are offered in the version with hub.

Frequently asked questions about module 2 plate spur gears

Which driving gear fits a large module 2 plate gear?

Any module 2 gear with a 20° pressure angle. Small gears with hub, including hardened, stainless and PA6+FV ones, can be found in the Spur gears with hub - module 2 group.