Polyacetal (POM) or polyketone (PK).

Injection moulded, straight teeth. Engagement angle 20°. Machined bore.
Polyacetal, white.
Polyketone, ivory-tone.

Polyacetal: Standard material with high hardness grade and low coefficient of friction.
Polyketone: Material with significantly longer service life, higher power transmission and greater security against tooth breakage due to the extraordinarily high wear resistance and very good tribological properties.

Can be used under water and other media.

Injection moulded gear wheels may have internal manufacture-related cavities. These may become visible during drilling or broaching. They do not impair the function.

-40 °C to +140 °C (taking amount and duration of load into account).

The torques specified in the tables relate exclusively to the toothing. The shaft diameter, key size, etc. are not taken into account. The permissible load calculations are based on the basic principles of the pitting load capacity of the tooth flanks as well as the occurring tooth root stress. The respective permissible load of a gear wheel depends on so many different factors that the values specified can only be reference values meant to make selection easier. The torque specifications relate to a single tooth. The overlap, which is essential for determining the transmissible torque, occurs depending on the pitch diameter, gear wheel pairing, etc. In the simplest straight tooth cases, an overlap ratio of 1.1 to 1.25 is normal. To increase the overlap, a higher number of teeth with smaller modules is used. A good profile overlap can minimise damage such as pitting.