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Spur gear module 1.5, z=70, with hub

This module 1.5 spur gear (70 teeth, with hub) is used wherever reliable, maintenance-free power transmission via involute gearing is required. The base material is C45E structural steel (EN 10083-1) - a proven choice for gear transmission components used in Polish industry.

Technical data

Module (m)1.5
Pressure angle20°
Number of teeth (z)70
TypeGear with hub
Outside diameter (De)108 mm
Pitch diameter (Dp)105 mm
Hub outer diameter (d)70 mm
Pilot bore diameter (D)20 mm
Tooth width (h)17 mm
Overall hub height (A)30 mm
Weight1.45 kg
MaterialC45E steel (UNI EN 10083-1)

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a gear with hub (PM) and a plate wheel (CM), and when should you choose which?

The hub extends the part axially and makes mounting on the shaft easier (more room for a key or a clamping ring), while the plate wheel is flat and lighter - it is chosen when the design already has its own bearing arrangement/mounting and the gear only has to transmit the meshing.

What is the module of a gear and how do you measure it correctly?

The module (m) is the basic parameter defining tooth size, i.e. the ratio of the pitch diameter to the number of teeth. The simplest way to measure it in workshop conditions is to measure the outside diameter of the gear (Dz), count the teeth (Z) and use the formula: m = Dz / (Z + 2).

What does it mean when the gear "skips" teeth under load?

Most often it is a sign that the transmitted torque exceeds the tooth strength for the given module, or that the backlash is too large - in both cases continued operation leads to the teeth breaking off quickly.

In which applications do helical module gears perform well?

Helical teeth ensure smoother engagement, which drastically reduces noise and vibration at high rotational speeds. They are used in precision speed reducers and machine tools, bearing in mind, however, the need to use thrust bearings (absorbing axial forces).

Where is this product used?

Module gears of this type are used in speed reducers, machine gearboxes, CNC machine tools and in rack drives of sliding and entrance gates.

When placing your order, please check the current stock level of this gear - the lead time depends on it and is clearly stated according to the quantity available in the given warehouse.

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Manufacturer

Ozdowski Sp. z o.o.

Zajęcza 4H

57-300 Kłodzko, Poland

Responsible Person

Paweł Ozdowski

Zajęcza 4H

57-300 Kłodzko, Poland