Gear – RA1026468

Cut to mesh with a mating gear and carry drive from one shaft to the next, this Raymond gear transmits torque through the drivetrain it was machined for, its teeth engaging under load to pass rotation and force cleanly between shafts.

Gear teeth wear, chip, and occasionally break under repeated load and shock, and a gear in that condition loses clean transfer, running noisy and skipping or binding rather than driving smoothly. Machined from hardened steel to hold its tooth profile against that wear, a correct replacement returns quiet, positive power flow to the assembly.

Match the tooth count, diametral pitch, bore diameter, and any keyway or spline to the gear being replaced, since all of those govern whether the new gear meshes with its neighbor and mounts true on the shaft.