Extension metal change wheel set suitable for SIEG C2, SC2, 13-piece
€113.00*
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Delivery time: 1-3 working days **
More than 10 pieces available (online and in specialist shops)
Intended use
Change gears are used in lathes. They are used to convert the rotary movement of the work spindle to the rotary movement of the lead screw in a specific ratio. This allows different, defined pitches or feed speeds to be achieved. If a change to a new pitch is required, the corresponding change gear combination specified in the change gear table is used. This is done by exchanging the gears on the primary reduction gear.
Technical data
| Bore diameter [mm]: | 12 |
|---|---|
| Material: | C45 steel |
Metal change gear extension set replaces plastic gears
Simple assembly
Longer service life due to higher wear resistance
Higher load capacity compared to standard plastic gears
Additional, imperial thread pitches possible
Description of the
This 13-piece extension sprocket set made of C45 steel consists of two 80 mm, one 65 mm, one 60 mm, one 57 mm, one 55 mm, one 50 mm, two 45 mm and two 40 mm, one 35 mm and one 30 mm sprocket. This change gear set can be used to replace the standard plastic change gears from the countershaft of the SIEG C2 lathe. The four additional change gears can be used to achieve additional pitches and feed speeds. The gears from this set are considerably more wear-resistant than the plastic gears and therefore have a significantly longer service life.
Attention: In order to be able to produce imperial thread pitches with this extension set, an imperial lead screw must be installed on the lathe. The C2 and SC2 are supplied with metric lead screws.
Scope of delivery
- 2 x gear wheel, 80 teeth
- 1 x gearwheel, 65 teeth
- 1 x gear wheel, 60 teeth
- 1 x gear wheel, 57 teeth
- 1 x gear wheel, 55 teeth
- 1 x gear wheel, 50 teeth
- 2 x gearwheel, 45 teeth
- 2 x gearwheel, 40 teeth
- 1 x gear wheel, 35 teeth
- 1 x gearwheel, 30 teeth
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