HHIP Involute Gear Cutter CNC Mill Spur Gears 14.5 20

Description

Product Overview

The HHIP involute gear cutter is a precision industrial tool designed for machining spur gears with 14.5° and 20° pressure angles. This professional-grade cutter features a 2-5/8″ diameter with a 1″ arbor hole for secure mounting and stable operation. The cutter is manufactured to exacting standards, with each numbered cutter (#1-#8) designed for specific tooth count ranges to ensure optimal gear profile accuracy. Made from high-quality tool steel, this gear cutter maintains sharp cutting edges through extended use in demanding industrial environments. The product dimensions measure 3 x 3 x 1 inches with a weight of 5.29 ounces, making it easy to handle while providing substantial cutting capability.

Usage

This involute gear cutter is essential for manufacturing and repairing spur gears in various industrial settings. It’s commonly used in machine shops, automotive repair facilities, and manufacturing plants where custom gear production is required. The cutter works effectively on both CNC milling machines and manual mills, making it versatile for operations ranging from high-volume production to one-off custom gear creation. Industrial technicians, machinists, and mechanical engineers will find this tool invaluable for creating replacement gears, prototyping new gear designs, or maintaining existing gear-driven equipment. The cutter’s ability to produce accurate involute profiles ensures that manufactured gears will mesh properly with existing gear systems.

Why Choose Us

HHIP brings decades of industrial tool manufacturing expertise to every gear cutter, ensuring consistent quality and performance. Our cutters undergo rigorous quality control processes to maintain precise tooth profiles and cutting edge geometry. The numbered cutter system (#1-#8) provides optimal profile matching for different tooth counts, resulting in superior gear meshing characteristics compared to generic cutters. Each cutter is manufactured from premium tool steel and heat-treated for extended service life, reducing replacement frequency and downtime. The 1″ arbor hole design ensures secure mounting and minimizes vibration during operation, contributing to smoother gear surfaces and longer tool life.

Key Features

• Precision ground involute profile ensures accurate gear tooth formation for smooth meshing
• Numbered cutter system (#1-#8) provides optimal profile matching for specific tooth count ranges
• 2-5/8″ cutter diameter with 1″ arbor hole delivers stable cutting performance and secure mounting
• Compatible with both 14.5° and 20° pressure angle spur gears for versatile application
• Manufactured from high-quality tool steel with heat treatment for extended cutting life and durability

FAQ

What tooth ranges do the different cutter numbers cover?

The numbered cutters (#1 through #8) are designed for specific tooth count ranges to maintain optimal involute profile accuracy. Each number corresponds to progressively higher tooth counts, with #1 covering the lowest range and #8 the highest. Consult the manufacturer’s tooth range chart for specific applications.

Can this cutter be used on both manual and CNC milling machines?

Yes, the HHIP involute gear cutter is designed to work effectively on both manual milling machines and CNC equipment. The 1″ arbor hole provides secure mounting on standard milling machine arbors, while the balanced design ensures smooth operation at various spindle speeds.

What materials can this gear cutter effectively machine?

This industrial-grade gear cutter is designed for machining various metals commonly used in gear manufacturing, including steel, cast iron, brass, and aluminum. The heat-treated tool steel construction maintains cutting edge integrity through extended use in these materials.

How does the involute profile benefit gear performance?

The involute profile creates gears that maintain constant velocity ratio during meshing, resulting in smoother operation, reduced noise, and better power transmission efficiency. This profile also allows for some misalignment tolerance while maintaining proper gear engagement.

What maintenance is required for these gear cutters?

Regular cleaning after use and proper storage in a dry environment will maintain cutter performance. Periodic inspection of cutting edges for wear and proper sharpening when needed will extend the tool’s service life. Using appropriate cutting fluids during operation also helps maintain cutter condition.