Product Description
High-precision Worm Gears Double Lead Grind Worm Gears
Product Description
Hyton provides one-stop solution service for your metallurgical equipment spare parts, currently we produce rolling mill rolls, guide, blades, gears, sprocket wheels, worm, worm gears, flange processing parts, welding processing parts and etc.Gear rack is a rotating machine part with cut teeth, or cogs, which mesh with another toothed part in order to transmit torque. It includes spur gear, helical gear, skew gear, bevel gear, spiral bevel gear and so on. It is widely used for all kinds of machinery equipment.
| Product Name | Gear Racks |
| Material | C45, 40Cr, 20CrMnTi, 42CrMo, Copper, Stainless steel |
| Tolerance | 0.001mm – 0.01mm – 0.1mm |
| Tooth Hardness | 50-60 HRC |
| Length | Customized |
| Processing | Forging, Machining, Hobbing, Milling, Shaving, Grinding, Heat treatment |
| Inspection | Material Report, Dimensions Checking Report, Hardness Report |
| Payment | L/C, Western Union, D/P, D/A, T/T, MoneyGram |
| Lead Time | 4 weeks |
Company Profile
HangZhou CZPT Heavy Industry Technology Development Co., Ltd. is a leading enterprise in the wear-resistant casting of large engineering machinery and the forging of large equipment parts located in the New Material Industrial Park, Xihu (West Lake) Dis. High-Tech Zone, HangZhou City, the company covers an area of 90 Square kilometer and currently has more than 300 employees. The company is equipped with lost molding production line and lost casting production line imported from FATA Company in Italy, Inductotherm Vacuum Degassing Furnace(USA), Foseco Casting Technology(U.K), SPECTRO Spectrometer (Germany), the currently most advanced ZZ418A vertical parting flaskless shoot squeeze molding machine Disa production line, horizontal molding line and self-control lost casting production line in China, the most advanced sand treatment system in China. With 3 gas trolley heat treatment CZPT and pusher-type CZPT full-automatic heat treatment production lines, the company can annually produce 30,000 tons of various wear-resisting castings and metallurgical equipment forging parts.
Manufacturing Technique
Packing and Shipping
To better ensure the safety of your goods, professional, environmentally friendly, convenient and efficient packaging services will be provided. After goods well packaged, we need only 1 day ship goods to ZheJiang port, which means that most of the spare parts you bought from Hyton, it will get your port within 45 days all around the world if shipment by sea.
Our Advantages
1)Your inquiry related to our product & price will be rapidly.
2) Well trained & experienced staff are to answer all your inquiries in English of course.
3) Your business relationship with us will be confidential to any third party.
4) One stop purchase service: extensive rang of products for qualified offering.
5) We response to client’s inquiry within 12 hours.
FAQ
1.Q: What kind of products do you make?
A: We specialize in metallurgical equipment casting and forging parts, such as forging rolls, guide, blades, gears, sprocket wheels, worm, worm gears, flange processing parts, welding processing parts and etc.
2.Q: What kind of material do you offer?
A: High manganese steel, high chrome iron, alloy steel, low carbon steel, medium carbon steel, Stainless Steel and etc.
3.Q: What is your time of delivery?
A: Our lead time is generally 2-4 weeks for casting parts and shipping time is about 2-4 weeks.
4.Q: How to test your quality?
A: We will show you material inspection and measurement inspection after fininsh the goods, at the same time, we will give you the life time guarantee letter after shipping the goods. The best suggestion to all the customer who may interest our product-Test 2 set first, all the good business relationship all from test and trust.
| Application: | Machinery |
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| Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
| Gear Position: | External Gear |
| Manufacturing Method: | Cut Gear |
| Toothed Portion Shape: | Spur Gear |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Can you provide examples of machinery that use worm gears?
Worm gears are utilized in various machinery and mechanical systems where precise motion control, high gear reduction ratios, and self-locking capabilities are required. Here are some examples of machinery that commonly use worm gears:
- Elevators: Worm gears are commonly employed in elevator systems to control the vertical movement of the elevator car. The high gear reduction ratio provided by worm gears allows for smooth and controlled lifting and lowering of heavy loads.
- Conveyor systems: Worm gears are used in conveyor systems to drive the movement of belts or chains. The self-locking nature of worm gears helps prevent the conveyor from back-driving when the power is turned off, ensuring that the materials or products being transported stay in place.
- Automotive applications: Worm gears can be found in automotive steering systems. They are often used in the steering gearboxes to convert the rotational motion of the steering wheel into lateral movement of the vehicle’s wheels. Worm gears provide mechanical advantage and precise control for steering operations.
- Milling machines: Worm gears are utilized in milling machines to control the movement of the worktable or the spindle. They offer high torque transmission and accurate positioning, facilitating precise cutting and shaping of materials during milling operations.
- Lifts and hoists: Worm gears are commonly employed in lifting and hoisting equipment, such as cranes and winches. Their high gear reduction ratio allows for the lifting of heavy loads with minimal effort, while the self-locking property prevents the load from descending unintentionally.
- Rotary actuators: Worm gears are used in rotary actuators to convert linear motion into rotary motion. They are employed in various applications, including valve actuators, robotic arms, and indexing mechanisms, where controlled and precise rotational movement is required.
- Packaging machinery: Worm gears find application in packaging machinery, such as filling machines and capping machines. They assist in controlling the movement of conveyor belts, rotating discs, or cam mechanisms, enabling accurate and synchronized packaging operations.
- Printing presses: Worm gears are utilized in printing presses to control the paper feed and the movement of the printing plates. They provide precise and consistent motion, ensuring accurate registration and alignment of the printed images.
These are just a few examples, and worm gears can be found in many other applications, including machine tools, textile machinery, food processing equipment, and more. The unique characteristics of worm gears make them suitable for various industries where motion control, high torque transmission, and self-locking capabilities are essential.
How do you address noise and vibration issues in a worm gear system?
Noise and vibration issues can arise in a worm gear system due to various factors such as misalignment, improper lubrication, gear wear, or resonance. Addressing these issues is important to ensure smooth and quiet operation of the system. Here’s a detailed explanation of how to address noise and vibration issues in a worm gear system:
1. Misalignment correction: Misalignment between the worm and the worm wheel can cause noise and vibration. Ensuring proper alignment of the gears by adjusting their positions and alignment tolerances can help reduce these issues. Precise alignment minimizes tooth contact errors and improves the meshing efficiency, resulting in reduced noise and vibration levels.
2. Lubrication optimization: Inadequate or improper lubrication can lead to increased friction and wear, resulting in noise and vibration. Using the correct lubricant with the appropriate viscosity and additives, and ensuring proper lubrication intervals, can help reduce friction and dampen vibrations. Regular lubricant analysis and replenishment can also prevent excessive wear and maintain optimal performance.
3. Gear inspection and replacement: Wear and damage to the gear teeth can contribute to noise and vibration problems. Regular inspection of the worm gear system allows for early detection of any worn or damaged teeth. Timely replacement of worn gears or damaged components helps maintain the integrity of the gear mesh and reduces noise and vibration levels.
4. Noise reduction measures: Various noise reduction measures can be implemented to minimize noise in a worm gear system. These include using noise-dampening materials or coatings, adding sound insulation or vibration-absorbing pads to the housing, and incorporating noise-reducing features in the gear design, such as profile modifications or helical teeth. These measures help attenuate noise and vibration transmission and improve overall system performance.
5. Resonance mitigation: Resonance, which occurs when the natural frequency of the system matches the excitation frequency, can amplify noise and vibration. To mitigate resonance, design modifications such as changing gear stiffness, altering the system’s natural frequencies, or adding damping elements can be considered. Analytical tools like finite element analysis (FEA) can help identify resonant frequencies and guide the design changes to reduce vibration and noise.
6. Isolation and damping: Isolation and damping techniques can be employed to minimize noise and vibration transmission to the surrounding structures. This can involve using resilient mounts or isolators to separate the gear system from the rest of the equipment or incorporating damping materials or devices within the gear housing to absorb vibrations and reduce noise propagation.
7. Tightening and securing: Loose or improperly tightened components can generate noise and vibration. Ensuring that all fasteners, bearings, and other components are properly tightened and secured eliminates sources of vibration and reduces noise. Regular inspections and maintenance should include checking for loose or worn-out parts and addressing them promptly.
Addressing noise and vibration issues in a worm gear system often requires a systematic approach that considers multiple factors. The specific measures employed may vary depending on the nature of the problem, the operating conditions, and the desired performance objectives. Collaborating with experts in gear design, vibration analysis, or noise control can be beneficial in identifying and implementing effective solutions.
Are there different types of worm gears available?
Yes, there are different types of worm gears available to suit various applications and requirements. Here are some of the commonly used types:
Single Enveloping Worm Gear:
The single enveloping worm gear, also known as a cylindrical worm gear, has cylindrical teeth on the worm wheel that mesh with the helical thread of the worm. The teeth of the worm wheel wrap around the worm in a single enveloping manner. This design provides better contact and load distribution, resulting in higher load-carrying capacity and smoother operation. Single enveloping worm gears are commonly used in heavy-duty applications where high torque transmission is required.
Double Enveloping Worm Gear:
The double enveloping worm gear is a specialized type of worm gear that provides even greater load-carrying capacity compared to the single enveloping design. In a double enveloping worm gear, both the worm and the worm wheel have curved tooth profiles. The teeth of the worm wrap around the worm wheel while the teeth of the worm wheel wrap around the worm. This double enveloping action increases the contact area, improves load distribution, and enhances the gear’s efficiency. Double enveloping worm gears are used in applications that demand high torque and precision, such as aerospace and defense industries.
Non-enveloping Worm Gear:
The non-enveloping worm gear, also known as a non-throated worm gear, has a worm wheel with teeth that do not fully wrap around the worm. Instead, the worm wheel has straight or slightly curved teeth that engage with the helical thread of the worm. Non-enveloping worm gears are simpler in design and less expensive to manufacture compared to enveloping worm gears. They are commonly used in applications with moderate loads and where cost is a consideration.
Self-locking Worm Gear:
Self-locking worm gears are designed with a specific helix angle of the worm’s thread to provide a self-locking effect. This means that when the worm is not actively driving the worm wheel, the worm wheel is prevented from rotating backward and can hold its position securely. Self-locking worm gears find applications in systems where holding position or preventing backdriving is crucial, such as elevators, lifts, and certain industrial machinery.
These are just a few examples of the different types of worm gears available. The choice of worm gear type depends on factors such as the application requirements, load capacity, efficiency, and cost considerations.
editor by CX 2023-09-05