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Hypoid Gearboxes

Hypoid gearboxes are similar to a spiral beveled gearbox but with elongated, curved teeth. The cone-shaped gears are a cross between Spiral bevel gears and worm gears.

One advanced feature of hypoid gearboxes is that the gear and pinion are mounted on non-parallel non intersecting shafts. The pinion also has a larger spiral angle than the gear, which enables elongated tooth contact. Enlarged pinions create a larger tooth contact area, allowing for smoother operation, higher torque transmission and load-carrying capacities, and efficiency of 96-98%.

Reference our Gearbox Buyers Guide for a checklist of things to consider when buying a hypoid bevel gearbox.

 

 

 Ondrives.US offers hypoid gearboxes in ratios from 10:1 to 60:1. Our standard and custom hypoid gearboxes are designed for long-lasting operation and offer exceptional gearing in a smaller size than traditional worm wheel gearboxes.
 

The Ondrives.US Advantage: High Precision Ratio Hypoid Gearboxes

We are a hybrid gearbox manufacturer offering high quality, high precision solutions for your motion control application. Our hypoid gearboxes feature a lightweight aluminum housing and durable steel shafts and are greased for life. The Ondrives.US hypoid gearbox advantage includes:
  • Heavier load transmission
  • Backlash: as low as ≤15 arc min.
  • Output torque: 20 Nm
  • High-efficiency results in smaller capacity motors
  • Bearings on both sides of the gears will provide extra rigidity.
  • Smooth and quiet operation
  • A longer lifetime as compared to bevel or worm gearboxes
  • Higher torque capacity in a smaller space
  • Very high gear ratios can be achieved
 

Submit A Quote Request for Hypoid Gearboxes

Ondrives.US manufactures high-precision drive components for all applications. We are ITAR Registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified for quality control. Select from our standard products or speak with an engineer to discuss modified or custom hypoid gear box manufacturing options.