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Spiral Bevel Gears are used to transmit motion between intersecting shafts through a spiral-tooth bevel gear arrangement. Their cone geometry and tooth design must match the mating gear, making the assembly drawing important when selecting a replacement or sourcing a new gear set.

The listed module range is 2–8, while the cone angle is determined by the drawing. 20CrMnTi is a possible material option subject to confirmation, and carburizing and quenching can be specified according to the project requirements. Stock availability must be checked before an order is confirmed.

Specifications Table

Product Name	Spiral Bevel Gears from Stock
Module	2–8
Cone Angle	According to drawing
Material	20CrMnTi, subject to confirmation
Tooth Type	Spiral bevel
Heat Treatment	Carburizing and quenching, as specified
Stock Status	Subject to availability confirmation

Key Advantages

Spiral bevel configuration: Designed for transmission between intersecting shafts.
Drawing-defined geometry: Cone angle and tooth dimensions follow the specified gear design.
Material confirmation before ordering: 20CrMnTi can be considered once the technical requirements are reviewed.
Stock enquiry option: Availability can be checked before deciding between available stock and a production order.

Applications

Bevel gear transmission assemblies
Mechanical drives with intersecting shaft arrangements
Industrial gearboxes using spiral bevel gears
Replacement gear projects requiring a compatible bevel gear design

OEM/ODM Customization

Please provide the drawing, module, cone angle, tooth count and mating-gear details. If you are looking for an in-stock item, include the required dimensions and quantity so availability can be checked. Material and heat-treatment requirements should be confirmed before the order is finalized.

Quality Control

The gear geometry and technical requirements are reviewed against the drawing. Material selection and carburizing and quenching requirements are confirmed for the order. Stock availability is checked separately; a gear should not be treated as available until its specification and stock status have been verified.