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Rack and pinion is a type of mechanical system used to convert rotational motion into linear motion or vice versa. It consists of two primary components: a rack, which is a linear gear with teeth along its length, and a pinion, which is a small gear with teeth that engage with the rack. The basic principles of rack and pinion involve the insertion and rolling of teeth to transmit power and motion.
Rack: A linear gear resembling a long strip with evenly spaced teeth. The pitch of the teeth is consistent along the entire length.
Pinion: A small cylindrical gear that meshes with the rack. The number of teeth determines the speed ratio and motion conversion efficiency.
Applications: Commonly used in vehicle steering, linear motion control for machinery, elevators, CNC machinery, and robotics.
Low-noise, high-strength, and precision gears for stable transmission.
| Machining Capability | |
|---|---|
| Module | 1-25 |
| DIN Class Level | DIN 5-8 |
| Max O.D. | 1500mm |
| Gear Grinding Level | DIN 5 |
| Tooth Finish | Ra 0.4, Ra 0.8, Ra 1.6, Ra 3.2 |
| Manufacture Standard | DIN, JIS, ASTM, GB, AGMA |
