10:1 Ratio - Hypoid Gearbox - HY Type with 8mm Shaft Diameter - Black Aluminium & Carbon Steel Description

The 10:1 Ratio - Hypoid Gearbox - HY Type with 8mm Shaft Diameter - Black Aluminium & Carbon Steel has the following features:

• Aluminium & Carbon Steel Material
• Black Finish
• Individual Sold As
• Aluminium A5052P, A5056 Body Material Specification
• 1.3g Weight (g)
• 10:1 Gear Ratio
• 120mm Overall Length (A)
• 80mm Body Height (C)
• Black Anodising Surface Treatment Of Body
• 20 Minutes Backlash
• 8mm Set Screw Depth
• 8mm Input Shaft Diameter (H)
• 100mm Body Length (D)
• 55mm Body Width (E)
• 20mm Input Shaft Length (F)
• 25mm Output Shaft Length (G)
• 12mm Output Shaft Diameter (I)
• 27.5mm Distance From Flank To Input Shaft (J)
• 62mm Distance From Flank To Output Shaft (L)
• 80mm Overall Width (B)
• 2-M25 Distance From Base To Input Shaft (K)
• 40mm Distance From Base To Output Shaft (M)
• 15mm Offset (N)
• 10mm Distance From Edge To Installation Hole (O)
• 27mm Distance From Edge To Installation Hole (P)
• 15mm Distance From Edge To Installation Hole Top (Q)
• 2-M12 Distance From Edge To Installation Hole Top (R)
• M5 Set Screw Size (8-S)
• 5.2mm Installation Hole Diameter
• 9.5mm Counter Sink Diameter
• 5.3mm Counter Sink Depth
• 39N Maximum Overhang Load (N)
• Alloy Steel, SCM Input Shaft Material Specification
• Carbon Steel, S45C Output Shaft Material Specification
• 186.3NCm Maximum Input Torque at 100RPM

Discover more about the HY Type Hypoid Gearboxes range.

Hypoid Gearboxes are marvels of engineering within our rotary components category. Featuring a unique gear set that operates on non-intersecting axes, hypoid gears allow for a more significant contact ratio, leading to smoother operation and greater torque transmission.

These gearboxes are distinguished by their ability to transfer motion and power between right-angled axes with unmatched efficiency. Their design incorporates a helical hypoid gear and pinion, which when combined, offer superior performance in compact spaces.

How Hypoid Gearboxes Work

Designed for versatility, hypoid gearboxes are used across a spectrum of industries, from automotive to robotics. They excel in applications requiring right-angle drives and are ideal to be paired with our flexible shaft couplings upon installation.

The beauty of a hypoid gearbox lies in its ability to provide high torque output while maintaining a compact footprint. This makes them ideal for use in tight spaces where traditional gear systems might not fit. When installed, their offset shaft and spiral gear teeth design allows for superior contact for efficiently transferring torque resulting in a smooth, quiet operation, making them indispensable in precision-driven scenarios. They are somewhat of a middle ground between a worm & wheel gearbox and traditional bevel gearboxes.

What Material Hypoid Gearboxes Are Made From

Our hypoid gearboxes are crafted from the finest materials to ensure durability and performance. The shell is made from high-strength aluminium, offering a lightweight yet robust housing for the gear system. Inside, the gears themselves are fashioned from carbon steel, known for its resistance to wear and corrosion. This combination of materials ensures that our hypoid gearboxes are not only efficient but also long-lasting, capable of withstanding the rigours of high-demand applications.

What Size and Type Hypoid Gearboxes Are Available

At Accu, we understand that precision means personalisation. Our hypoid gearboxes come in a range of sizes and specifications to suit any application. With the smallest shaft diameter starting at 6mm and the largest at 12mm, coupled with gear ratios from 5:1 to 10:1, we've got the versatility to match your engineering project needs.

FAQs

What's the difference between hypoid and helical gearboxes?

The main difference lies in their design and functionality. Hypoid gearboxes feature gears with non-intersecting axes, allowing for more significant contact ratios and smoother power transmission at right angles. In contrast, helical gearboxes have intersecting axes and are known for their efficiency in parallel shaft applications.

What does HY type stand for?

"HY" is an identifier for hypoid gearboxes, distinguishing them from other gear systems. It signifies their unique design and application, much like "WS" denotes worm and wheel gearboxes, highlighting the specific functionalities and advantages of each type.

How are hypoid gearboxes fixed into place?

Hypoid gearboxes are typically mounted using cap head screws inserted into the counterbore mounting holes. These holes can also be tapped with a thread to facilitate a more lightweight installation. The mounting process is crucial for ensuring alignment and stability, allowing the gearbox to operate efficiently under various loads.

What maintenance do these hypoid gearboxes require?

Maintenance for hypoid gearboxes involves regular lubrication to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear. It's also important to check for signs of wear or damage periodically and to replace any components as necessary to maintain optimal performance.