Gears are rotating machines used by various devices. They feature a number of "teeth", that allow them to rotate and transmit torque. Gears provide mechanical advantages and are some of the most important components used in engineering today. Pine Precision Engineering Liverpool can deliver almost anything in terms of gears, from spur gears and bevel gears to helical and worm and wheel gears.

Spur gears are the simplest gears found today. They present teeth, whose edges are straight, that is why another name for this type of gears is straight-cut gears. The teeth of these gears are projected radially and are mounted on parallel shafts. A popular equipment where these gears can be found is the electric screwdriver. Spur gears can be pretty noisy, therefore the devices that contain them usually generate rattling at a grand scale.

Bevel gears are other types of gears offered by Pine Precision Engineering Liverpool. They feature conically-shaped tooth-bearing faces and are mounted on shafts that are 90 degrees apart, although they can work at other angles too. Their most common classification divides them in straight bevel gears, spiral bevel gears, hypoid bevel gears, and zerol bevel gears. Straight bevel gears are somehow similar to spur gears, spiral bevel gears present curved teeth to reduce the impact and noise when the teeth meet, hypoid bevel gears present hyperbolic pitch surfaces, and zerol bevel gears have the ends of their teeth aligned with the axis.

Pine Precision Engineering Ltd. also delivers helical and double helical gears. The first gears are also known as dry fixed gears, and the second ones, as herringbone gears. Helical gears present teeth that are cut at a specific angle to the face of the gear, thing that makes them run more smoothly than the spur gears mentioned earlier. Double helical gears have two sets of teeth, as their name implies, teeth that are positioned in a V shape, perfect to counterbalance the net axial thrust. Although they are difficult to make due to their shape, Pine Precision Engineering designs and cuts gears like this with diameters up to 1520 mm x 230 mm face width.

Also related to gearbox repairs Liverpool, the company offers worm and wheel gears, small devices consisting of a spirally threaded shaft, known as worm and a wheel with marginal teeth, known as worm wheel or gearwheel. This type of gears can increase the transmitted torque or reduce the rotational speed very easy. Those gearbox repairs Liverpool that involve repairing some worm and wheel gears require highly skilled professionals, because these gearboxes are smaller than the ones made from spur gears. Luckily, Pine Precision Engineering has the right people for any engineering and repair task.

Looking for talented engineers to provide you with gearbox repairs Liverpool http://www.pineprecisionengineering.co.uk/gear-cutting-and-gearbox-repairs-liverpool.html ? Look no further than Pine Precision Engineering Liverpool http://www.pineprecisionengineering.co.uk , a family-run company with an experience of 40 years in manufacturing and repairing precision engineering gears and parts. Pine Precision Engineering can be contacted at 0151-709-4236 or at 45-51 Parliament Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom.