Boston Gear G170 Spur Gear, 14.5 Pressure Angle, Brass, Inch, 32 Pitch, 0.187

Boston Gear G170 Spur Gear, 14.5 Pressure Angle, Brass, Inch, 32 Pitch, 0.187" Bore, 0.75" OD, 0.062" Face Width, 22 Teeth

$ 6.10

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8.78

Packaging

9.09

Value for money

9.03

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9.04

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Provides rotational power to another part of a motorized system by transmitting torque between parallel shafts.

A 14-degree pressure angle. 5 degrees for a higher gear contact ratio, which results in quieter operation than larger pressure angles.

Diametral pitch of 32 for applications where precise control of rotational speed and direction is more important than transferring torque.

Corrosion resistance, high temperature ductility, and low magnetic permeability are all advantages of brass.

Questions & Answers

The specifications for the Boston Gear 175 are: 1. 062 od, . The width of the face is 188 millimeters, and the length is 188 milli 250 id. As stated in the summary, The width of the face is 062. How wide is this item's face?

188 face. Here are the complete measurements: Spur Gear with Tooths on the Outside - DP 32, 14. a pressure angle of 5 degrees, a pressure angle of 0, a pressure angle of 5 degrees 188 inches in length, 32 teeth, and one inch in width. Rough Stock, 1/4 in Bore, Hub without Keyway or Set Screw, Brass Material 062 in Outside Diameter, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, Rough Stock, R

Selected User Reviews For Boston Gear G170 Spur Gear, 14.5 Pressure Angle, Brass, Inch, 32 Pitch, 0.187" Bore, 0.75" OD, 0.062" Face Width, 22 Teeth

Although the gear is excellent, the specifications provided by Amazon are incorrect

5/5

These are some pretty cool gears. However, many of the Boston Gears (including this one) have incorrect parameters listed in Amazon's descriptions. The best option is to download a catalog from the Boston Gear website. Find the part number of the gear you want in the catalog, then look it up on Amazon. Fortunately, because I ordered it from the Boston Gear catalog, it was exactly what I needed.