Product Description
Authentic YYC CHTGH-571-10-DIN6 Rack
| Merchandise Identify | YYC Equipment And Rack |
| Situation | New and first |
| Origin | ZheJiang , CZPT |
| Design | CHTGH-571-ten-DIN6 |
| Precision price | DIN6 |
| Sort | Helical 2 moudle rack / 1 meter |
-Introduction
Rack is a special gear with tooth dispersed on a bar-shaped physique. The racks are also divided into spur racks and CZPT cal racks, which are paired with spur gears and CZPT cal gears, respectively the tooth profile of the rack is straight rather of involute (for the tooth floor, it is flat) , Which is equal to an infinite cylindrical gear with the index circle radius.
Equipment refers to a mechanical factor with gears on the rim that constantly meshes to transmit movement and CZPT . The application of gears in transmission appeared very early.
-Attribute
one) Considering that the rack tooth profile is a straight line, each position on the tooth profile has the identical force angle and is equivalent to the inclination angle of the tooth profile. This angle is named the tooth profile angle, and the common price is 20°.
(2) Any straight line parallel to the tooth best line has the very same pitch and modulus.
(3) The straight line parallel to the tooth top line and whose tooth thickness is equal to the width of the tooth slot is known as the index line (midline), which is the reference line for calculating the rack dimension.
-Packing & Payment & CZPT
Packing Strategy:
*MOQ: 1 pcs minimal purchase
*Packing: 1 pcs per box or in accordance to your needs. (Carton / Wooden / Customized)
Payment method:
*T/T , Western union, Paypal , L/C and so on.
Transport approach:
* We assist TNT, DHL, UPS, FedEX, EMS and CZPT personal CZPT Forwarder.
* 3 times by AIR & 30-forty five days by SEA. (Europe and North CZPT ica)
EP’s racks change rotational movement to linear motion when utilized with spur gears. It is designed to work with our stock fourteen 1/2° and 20° PA spur gears. It can be modified for particular purposes, such as drilling and tapping mounting holes, slicing to certain lengths, or matching the ends of two-piece racks to create continuous lengths for a longer time than stock.