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M1221A
Miter Gear - 12 DP, 20 ° Pressure Angle, 21 Teeth, Reboreable, 0.39 in Face Width
MI ITEM #00369421
MFR #M1221A
Price$81.56/each
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Miter Gear - 12 DP, 20 ° Pressure Angle, 21 Teeth, Reboreable, 0.39 in Face Width
MI ITEM #00369421
MFR #M1221A

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Price$81.56/each

Specifications

Dimensions

  • Bore Diameter  
    9/16 in
  • Diametral Pitch
    12
  • Face Width  
    0.39 in
  • Hub Diameter
    1.375 in
  • Hub Projection
    0.688 in
  • Mounting Distance
    1.75 in
  • Outside Diameter
    1.8680 in
  • Pitch
    12
  • Pitch Diameter  
    1.75 in
  • Pressure Angle
    20 °
  • Weight
    .45 lbs

Details

  • Bore Type
    Reboreable
  • Gear Type
    Miter Gear
  • Hub Type
    With Hub
  • Manufacturer Catalog Number
    M1221A
  • Manufacturer Upc Number
    697950052175
  • Material
    Steel
  • Mating Gear
    M627, M627A, HM627, HM627A, HMK627A
  • Number Of Teeth  
    21
  • Product Type
    Miter Gears
  • Speed Ratio
    1:1
  • Tooth Style
    Straight
  • Tooth Type
    Straight
  • UPC_NO
    697950052175

Overview

Mfr description
M1221A GEAR MITER
  • All Martin miter and bevel gears are generated with the "coniflex" tooth form.
  • A slight misalignment of gears is permissible because of the localized tooth bearing running lengthwise along the gear tooth.
  • Martin stock miter gears are manufactured from 1144 Carbon steel
  • Hardened miter gears have approximately 50% more horsepower capacity and provide greater gear wear than untreated gears.
  • All Martin miter gears are cut with the 20° pressure angle system. They will not operate with any other pressure angle system.
  • The use of a straight mineral oil as a lubricant is recommended for most miter gear applications.
  • All standard stock miter gears must be mounted at right angles (90 degrees) for proper tooth bearing

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