Worm & Bevel Gear

Description

Worm and Bevel Gears are types of mechanical gears used in various machinery and mechanical systems. The Worm Gear consists of a threaded cylindrical shaft (worm) that engages with a toothed wheel (worm wheel or gear). This arrangement provides high gear reduction, making it suitable for applications where precise control and high torque are essential. In contrast, Bevel Gears have cone-shaped teeth that intersect at an angle other than 90 degrees. They are commonly used when the rotation between two shafts needs to change direction. Both Worm and Bevel Gears play crucial roles in transmitting power, controlling speed, and altering motion in diverse industrial applications.