9R-9403: ШЕСТЕРНЯ

A Pinion is a type of gear with a small diameter and a specific tooth profile. It is commonly used in various mechanical systems to transmit rotational motion and power between two meshing gears or components. In an axle group, the pinion is a crucial component that plays a key role in transferring the torque from the driveshaft to the axle shafts. The axle group refers to a set of axles, typically found in machines with multiple axles like heavy-duty machines.

Attributes:
• Pinions are typically made from durable and high-strength materials.
• Offers load capacity, durability, and resistance to wear and fatigue.
• Provides smooth and efficient power transmission.
• Cycloidal tooth profile helps in the high-speed and low-noise operation.

Application:
The Pinion gear's primary function is to receive the rotational force from the driveshaft and transfer it to the ring gear within the axle assembly.

• Inner Diameter (in): 1

• Inner Diameter (mm): 25.41

• Number of Teeth: 9

• Outer Diameter (in): 3.14

• Outer Diameter (mm): 79.65

• Weight (kg): 1.61

• Weight (lb): 3.54

• Width (in): 1.25

• Width (mm): 31.75