What is the Relationship Between Gear Size and Rotational Speed?
1 Answers
There is no inherent relationship with gear size. It is related to the density of the gear teeth. The denser the teeth, the slower the rotation; the sparser the teeth, the faster the rotation. Here are the details: 1. Relationship: When a large gear drives a small gear, the small gear rotates faster than the large gear; when a small gear drives a large gear, the large gear rotates slower than the small gear. The small and large gears roll against each other—when the small gear completes one full rotation, the large gear has not yet completed a full rotation. The small gear has a smaller diameter and shorter circumference, while the large gear has a larger diameter and longer circumference. 2. Features: The belt body is made of high-quality synthetic chloroprene rubber imported from Japan, combined with various rubber additives for different purposes. The skeleton material consists of high-quality glass fiber cords imported from Japan. The tooth surface is protected by nylon 66 high-elastic fabric. The pitch and tooth profile of this product are identical to those of a single-sided synchronous belt. The product is mainly used for double-sided transmission, featuring synchronization, simultaneity, and dual efficiency.