![]() ![]() The great pioneer in the bevel gear field was William Gleason, founder of The Gleason Works in 1865. These gears impose both radial and thrust loads on their bearings. In one end, the tooth height is large, while in the other end, it is small. Their teeth are tapered in both tooth thickness and tooth height. The most traditional application of straight bevel gears is in differential drives in which the speed is low and the load type is mainly static. They are widely applied in low-speed applications or static loading conditions. ![]() They operate with efficiency around 98 percent or even better. Shafts for power transmission with straight bevel gears are usually mounted at a shaft angle of 90 degrees but can be designed to work at a wide range of shaft angles. They are commonly referred to as straight bevel gears, for brevity. ![]() Straight-tooth bevel gears are the simplest type of bevel gears that can be used for power transmission between intersecting shafts. ![]()
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