Introduction
This document is a catalogue from Stagnoli Gears, detailing their range of standard molded technopolymer mechanical transmission components. Stagnoli has been in the technopolymer gear sector since 1981, offering a wide range of customizable gears and components for various industries.
Materials and Fields of Use
The primary material used is a polyamide-based technopolymer, known for its hardness, resistance to wear, torsion, and chemicals. The gears are used in industries such as printing, glass and ceramic machinery, packaging, food processing, automation, and more.
Product RangeThe catalogue includes spur gears,
bevel gear pairs, sprockets, pulleys, gear couplings, planetary gears, racks, and other technical articles. Products can be customized and are available in various materials like PA6, POM-C, and Polyketone.
Technical Properties
The document provides technical data on tensile strength, temperature of use, and friction coefficients for different materials. It also includes chemical resistance information, indicating how various chemicals affect the materials used.
Sales Conditions
The catalogue concludes with sales conditions, emphasizing the company's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Specifications
The document provides detailed specifications for a series of spur gears made from a polyamide-based technopolymer reinforced with glass fiber, colored grey. The gears are part of a normal series in PA6+30% GF with a pressure angle of 20°.
Technical Data
The maximum applicable torque for each gear is determined using a proprietary methodology combining theoretical calculations and experimental data from fatigue tests. For static applications, low RPM (<100), or low use coefficient, the torque may be up to 50% higher than the values listed.
Production
The gears are produced through injection molding with a rough bore. Further machining details are available in the appendix.
Modules and Torque
The document lists various modules (0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3) with corresponding dimensions and torque values. Each module has a specific range of gear sizes and associated torque capacities.
Additional Information
3D models are available upon request via email. The document emphasizes that all units of measurement, unless specified, are in millimeters. Drawings and images cannot be reproduced without citing the source.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications and data for various spur gears, suitable for food contact applications, compliant with EU/FDA standards. It includes details on different modules, materials, and production methods.
Specifications
The document lists spur gears with modules ranging from 1 to 4. Each gear is specified by its code, module (M), number of teeth (Z), external diameter (De), pitch diameter (Dp), mean diameter (Dm), bore diameter (D1), addendum diameter (Da), and torque (Nm). The units of measurement are in millimeters unless specified otherwise.
Materials
The gears are made from a polyamide-based technopolymer reinforced with glass fiber. The material is suitable for food contact and is available in grey and blue colors.
Technical Data
The document highlights that reducing the tooth width while maintaining the same module results in lighter gears. The maximum applicable torque is derived from a proprietary methodology combining theoretical calculations and experimental fatigue tests. For static applications or low RPM (<100), the torque capacity may increase by up to 50%.
Production
The gears are produced through injection molding with a rough bore. Additional machining details are available in the appendix.
Recommendations
For applications with specific requirements, such as low-speed or static loads, the document suggests that the torque capacity can be higher than the standard values provided.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications and details for a range of spur gears manufactured by Stagnoli s.r.l. The gears are categorized by module sizes and are suitable for various applications, including those in contact with food, adhering to EU/FDA standards.
Specifications
The document lists gears with different module sizes: 0.5, 0.7, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 3, and 4. Each gear is specified by its code, module (M), number of teeth (Z), width (B), and various diameters (De, Dp, Dm, D1, Da). Torque values and stock availability are also provided.
Materials and Properties
The gears are made from POM-C (acetal resin), known for its low warpage, low moisture uptake, good friction and wear properties, and suitability for high RPM and food contact. The material is resistant to many chemicals and is physiologically inert.
Production and Tolerances
The gears are produced through injection molding with bore machined to tolerance H10. Dimensional tolerances follow UNI-ISO standards, with specific tolerances for thermoplastics and machined parts detailed in the document.
Additional Information
3D models of the gears are available upon request via email. The document emphasizes that all drawings and images are proprietary and cannot be reproduced without permission.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications and details for various spur gears manufactured by Stagnoli s.r.l. It includes information on materials, dimensions, tolerances, and production processes.
Specifications- Modules: The document lists gears with different modules (0.5, 2, 3) and their respective specifications such as number of teeth (Z), width (B), and various diameters (De, Dp, Dm, D1, Da).
- Materials: Gears are made from POM-C and Polyketone, with Polyketone offering superior chemical resistance, impact strength, and dimensional stability.
- Technical Data: Polyketone gears have high impact strength, low moisture uptake, and excellent wear resistance, making them suitable for high-temperature environments.
Procedures- Production: Gears are produced through injection molding with bore machined to tolerance H10.
- Tolerances: General tolerances for thermoplastics are specified according to DIN16901, with specific references to UNI-ISO standards for dimensional and shape tolerances.
Norms and Standards- Dimensional Tolerances: Specified according to UNI-ISO 2768 standards, with detailed deviations for different size ranges.
- Machined Parts: Tolerances for machined parts are outlined, including angular deviations permitted for angular dimensions.
Recommendations- Material Selection: For applications requiring high chemical resistance and impact strength, Polyketone is recommended over POM-C.
- Usage: Gears are suitable for applications involving sliding or rotating components, particularly against other polymers, due to their low friction and noise reduction properties.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications and details for spur gears manufactured by Stagnoli s.r.l. The gears are made from polyketone and are available in various modules and sizes. The document includes dimensional tolerances, material specifications, and processing steps.
Specifications- Material: Polyketone
- Pressure Angle: 20°
- Available Modules: 0.5, 0.7, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 3
- Dimensional Tolerances: Specified according to UNI-ISO standards and DIN16901 for thermoplastics.
Dimensional Tolerances- General tolerances for thermoplastics are provided, with specific references to groups for different materials and dimensions.
- Tolerances for machined parts and carpentry works are detailed, including angular deviations.
Processing Steps- Pre-phase and post-phase item codes are listed for processing steps.
Key Data from Tables- Each gear is identified by a unique item code, module, number of teeth, and other dimensional parameters such as pitch diameter and tip diameter.
- Torque values and stock availability are also provided for each gear.
Recommendations- 3D models are available upon request via email.
- Reproduction of drawings and images is prohibited without permission.
Technical Document Summary
1. General Information
This document is a technical drawing and specification sheet for bevel gears and sprockets produced by Stagnoli T.G. s.r.l. It includes proprietary information and reproduction is prohibited without permission.
2. Material Specifications
The gears are made from Polyketone, a material known for its exceptional chemical resistance, low moisture uptake, and high impact strength. It offers excellent dimensional stability and wear resistance, making it suitable for high-temperature environments.
3. Production Process
The gears are produced through injection molding with machined bore tolerance H10. The sprockets are made from a polyamide-based technopolymer reinforced with glass fiber, using co-injection molding.
4. Dimensional Tolerances
The document specifies general tolerances for thermoplastics according to DIN16901 and for machined parts according to UNI-ISO standards. Tolerances vary based on dimensions and are detailed for both thermoplastics and carpentry works.
5. Product Specifications
The document lists various gear and sprocket models with detailed dimensions and specifications, including ratios, material properties, and stock availability. It includes tables with codes, dimensions, and other relevant data for each product.
6. Additional Information
3D models are available upon request via email. The document emphasizes the importance of citing the source when reproducing any drawings or images.
Specifications
The document outlines the specifications for racks and gears made from polyamide-based technopolymer reinforced with glass fiber, available in grey color. The steel used is Fe360. The racks are designed with a pressure angle of 20° according to DIN 782 standards. Special racks with aluminum profiles are also mentioned.
Materials
The primary materials used include polyamide-based technopolymer and aluminum for special racks. The technopolymer is reinforced with glass fiber for enhanced strength.
Production Process
The production involves co-injection molding for standard racks and injection molding for special racks. The document also details the workflow from customer demand analysis to production, involving design, sampling, and mold tooling.
Technical Recommendations
- Lubrication: Technopolymer gears can operate dry, but lubrication is recommended to reduce friction and wear. Molykote G-4500 is suggested.
- Pairing: Technopolymer gears can pair with other technopolymer or metal gears, with metal providing better thermal conductivity.
- Operating Distance: A backlash is necessary to prevent increased friction and temperature, which can reduce gear life. Recommended tolerances are provided.
- Injection Molding vs. Machined Gears: Injection molded gears have a 15% higher mechanical resistance compared to machined gears.
Food Contact Regulations
The materials used comply with various regulations for food contact, including European and FDA standards. Specific migration limits are established for substances released into food.
Theoretical and Experimental Data
Maximum torque data is derived from theoretical calculations based on Lewis's law and experimental data from R&D tests. The document emphasizes the importance of considering specific application conditions due to numerous variables affecting gear performance.
Specifications and Procedures
The document discusses the tangent force (Ft) on the primitive function of gears, noting that the force component causing compression stress on the tooth is neglected. It references the VDI 2736 guideline for designing techno polymer gears and mentions experimental data from Stagnoli's R&D studies to determine fatigue bending stress at the tooth base.
Gear Design and Functionality
Gears are described as mechanisms for transmitting movement and torque, typically consisting of two or more toothed wheels. The document explains the terms 'pinion' and 'gear' for smaller and larger wheels, respectively, and details the tooth profile, including addendum and dedendum, which together form the tooth height.
Useful Formulas and Measurements
Key measurements include circular pitch, center distance, and chordal distance (Wildhaber), which are essential for ensuring correct gear meshing. The document provides formulas for these measurements and emphasizes the need for gears to have the same module for proper engagement.
Sales Conditions
The document outlines sales conditions, including order terms, pricing, delivery, and warranty policies. Orders are binding, and prices are subject to change based on raw material costs. Delivery terms are not binding, and customers are responsible for shipping costs. Returns are only accepted with prior agreement, and Stagnoli offers to repair or replace faulty items under warranty.
Legal and Ownership Terms
Ownership of goods remains with Stagnoli until full payment is received, and any disputes will be handled by the Brescia courthouse.