Bevel Gear Definition

Bevel gears are gear types used to transmit power and motion at the intersection of two shafts. Although it is generally used between shafts operating at a 90° angle, it can also operate at different angles. Depending on the tooth structure, there are straight, spiral or hypoid bevel gear types.

Features of Bevel Gears

✔ Ability to Change Angle - Transmits power between two different axes.

Compact Design - Takes up less space and provides efficient power transmission.

✔ Various Tooth Structures - Available in different types such as straight, spiral and hypoid.

High Efficiency - Works with precision in mechanical systems.

Usage Areas of Bevel Gears

- Automotive Industry (Differential gears)

- Aviation Industry (Helicopter rotor systems)

- Marine (Ship propeller drive systems)

- Machinery and Machine Tools (Drill and milling machines)