- 16 Diametral Pitch, 50 Teeth, 20 Pressure Angle, RH, Quadruple Thread, Cast Iron Worm Gear
description
- The efficiency of a worm gear drive depends on the lead angle and number of starts in the worm. The angle generally decreases with increasing ratio and worm pitch diameter. For increased efficiency the ratio should be kept low.
features
- Increased efficiency with lower ratios
- Resistance to back driving with some ratios
- Minimal space requirements
- High ratio speed reduction
- Smoothest, quietest form of gearing
- 90° nonintersecting shaft applications
| Length Through Bore | 0.753 in |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Pressure Angle | 20 ° |
| Hub Dia. | 0.88 in |
| Hardened Teeth | Without Hardened Teeth |
| Right / Left Hand | Right Hand |
| No. of Teeth | 50 |
| Bore Size | 0.375 in |
| Helix Angle | 21° 48' |
| Diametral Pitch | 16 |
| Pitch Diameter | 3.125 in |
| Flush Face to Worm Centerline | 0.156 |
| No. of Leads | Quadruple |
| Weight | 0.501 LB |
| EAN or UPC | 781711635216 |

