Global Gears Information
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Ground GearGround gear was first made with the advent of trawling. Throughout the history of trawling, various types of ground gears have been developed, gradually extending the range of trawlable bottoms. Until 1985, the predominant type of ground gear mounted on bottom trawls consisted of rolling bobbins, threaded on a chain that ran through holes in their centers. In the mid 80s, Rockhopper ground gear was developed and adopted by a number of major trawl fisheries, and nowadays this type of gear is virtually exclusively used by fisheries all over the world. Ground gear teeth are crowned with the ideal amount of tip and root relief to ensure quiet operation. They assure high transmission accuracy and comply with grade one quality to take up peripheral velocity of 1.5 meters per second. They offer maximized efficiency, higher load capacity, correction of profile, and longer life. Ground gears are widely used in fishing industry. Gears Types:
Angular Bevel Gears | Bevel Gears | Crown Wheel | Crown Wheel and Pinion | Differential Gears | Fine Pitch Gears | Girth Gears | Hardened and Ground Gears | Helical Bevel Gears | Helical Gears | Herringbone Gears | Internal Gears | Mill Headers | Miter Gears | Non-Involute Gears | Pinion Gears | Rack Gears | Ring Gear and Pinion | Spiral Bevel Gears | Spur Gears | Straight Bevel Gears | Support Rollers | Tacho Drives | Thrust Rollers | Idler Gear | Gear Trains | Planetary Gear | Master Gear | Ground Gear | Face Gear | Cycloidal Gears | External Gear | Winch Gears | Sprockets | Worm Gears | Involute Gears กก |