Replacement Spiral Bevel Gears
Replacement Spiral Bevel GearsReplacement spiral bevel gear work begins with identification. A worn gear can hide the original tooth form, and a visually similar replacement may still have the wrong hand, ratio, mounting relationship or mating geometry.Send both members whenever possible. Add photographs before disassembly, housing and bearing references, any legacy drawing, the original part number if it is useful, and the measured interfaces that still represent the assembly rather than the wear damage.Selection questionWhat to confirmMating memberIdentify the gear and pinion together when meshing compatibility matters.Axis relationshipState the shaft angle and the datums that locate each member.Tooth dataProvide ratio/tooth counts, module or DP, pressure angle and hand when known.InterfacesShow bore, keyway, spline, shaft, flange or other assembly features.AcceptanceState material, heat treatment, tooth finish and required inspection criteria.
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