Spur Gear

Product ID: NR-GR-SP-01
Weight: 12 gms
Price: Rs.53.76

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Introduction

This Spur gear is used for transferring motion from one wheel to another or in building mechanical links. This Spur Gear along with the Worm Gear can be used in perpendicular power transfer required in robotics grippers or in small robotic arms. Spur Gear and Worm gear combination can also be used for increasing toque and reducing RPM. Spur Gear has 25 teethes and 6mm bore.

Specifications

Number of teethes: 25
Outer Diameter: 40mm
Inner Diameter: 33mm
Gear thickness: 13mm
Bore section thickness: 28mm
Bore diameter: 6mm
Weight: 12gms
Compatible Motors: Any motor with 6mm shaft diameter from NEX Robotics

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