Boston Gear YA12 Spur Gear, Steel, Inch, 20 Pitch, 0.313" Bore, 0.700" OD, 0.500" Face Width, 12 Teeth
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Yes, the DP and pressure angles correspond, and they are compatible.
The YA20 has a 1/2 bore and is made of steel. It does not have a keyhole. On the bore, there is a tolerance of -. The 12MM shaft should have a diameter of 0 millimeters. 4724 +- tolerance is an important factor. As a result, it will be able to slide onto the shaft. It's difficult to predict whether or not it will be too costly; it all depends on the application. Best of luck to you.
There is no keyway on the YA20. To order gear with a keyway, add the bore designation to the part number (i.e., i.e., i.e., i.e., i.e., i.e., If you're looking for a 0 score, you've come to the right place. YA20- is the part number for a 5 inch bore with keyway and setscrew. 1/2).
One inch is the pitch diameter.
Selected User Reviews For Boston Gear YA12 Spur Gear, Steel, Inch, 20 Pitch, 0.313" Bore, 0.700" OD, 0.500" Face Width, 12 Teeth
Both the keyway and the set screw are shown in the photos in the offer. I ordered three gears, but only two have arrived so far, in two separate shipments. I'm going to keep them and drill and thread one set screw into each of them. I am confident that they will function properly on the CNC plasma cutter that I am constructing. I'm just hoping that the seller ensures that I get the third one, and that future buyers are aware of what they're purchasing! br>br>nine br>br>nine br>br>nine b I've got the third gear now! I'm going to put them to good use.
You're either lucky or unlucky at times. The timing in this case was extremely tight. Thank you very much!.
Excellent part, but the grub screw hole was not drilled!.
It performs well in the application for which it was created.
There isn't a set screw or a keyway. How can a seller not address this, as I've seen others do?.
The set screw is depicted on Amazon's website, but it is not included. I'd return it, but I can't seem to find anything comparable, so I'm going to try drilling and tapping a hole in it and inserting a set screw (or two). Aside from that, it appears to be an attractive piece of equipment. br>br>Unlike ebay, where contacting a seller is simple, I can't seem to find a way to contact a live person. So I guess the only options are to return it or keep it, which is a bit of a pain.
a fantastic section.