Spur gears have the following characteristics

Spur gears are a common mechanical transmission device composed of multiple equally spaced gears. Each gear has a certain number of teeth that can bite and rotate together.

Spur gears are mainly used to change the direction of rotation, speed, and torque. When two or more spur gears are directly engaged, they will move in the same plane and rotate in opposite directions. One of them is called the drive shaft, and the other is called the driven shaft.

Spur gears have the following characteristics:

Efficient power transmission: Due to its precise design and manufacturing, spur gears have a very high efficiency in transmitting power.

Good stability: Large bite area, uniform force distribution, and good stability during operation.

Strong overload capacity: able to withstand large loads and impact loads.

Simple assembly: simple structure, easy installation and maintenance.

In addition to the above advantages, spur gears also have several drawbacks:

High noise: due to the vibration and impact sound generated during the bite process.

Can only transmit parallel rotational motion: Spur gears can only transmit parallel rotational motion and cannot transmit non parallel or cross rotational motion.

In short, spur gears are a commonly used mechanical transmission device, widely used in various industrial fields to transmit force and motion.