Gear Mechanism

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Condition responsive control – Overload release

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F16H 5700

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056905777

ABSTRACT:
A conventional gear mechanism for employment in, e.g., an accumulator driven electric bore machine or electric drill, is provided with an overload coupling provided with a light-weight plastic annular gear and a separate metal cam disk or guard plate which protects the plastic annular gear from the abrasive or damaging forces occurring at the time of the torque limiting produced by the slipping of the torque overload coupling. In the present invention the plastic annular gear and guard plate are formed as a single component, namely, a plastic annular gear with an integral wear resistant cam disk, the annular gear and cam disk formed as unit of an injection molded plastic, wherein the face side of the annular gear is layered with a wear resistant material.

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