Back Gear
Secondary reduction gear used to obtain lower spindle speeds and higher torque while drilling.
- Material Options
- Cast Iron (C.I.), Mild Steel (M.S.)
- Available dimensions
- 3/4", 3/4" x 15", 1" or manufactured to sample
- Compatibility
- Standard pillar and industrial drill machines
| Material Name | 1/2" Size | 3/4" Size | 3/4" × 15" Size | 1" Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C.I. | N/A | ₹710 | ₹710 | ₹1515 |
| M.S. | N/A | ₹860 | ₹860 | ₹1900 |
Back Gear Manufacturer in Ahmedabad
The Back Gear works together with the main gear to give the drill machine its lower speed range. When engaged, it reduces spindle speed and increases available torque, which is what allows larger diameter drilling in thicker or harder material.
Because the back gear is engaged and disengaged frequently, tooth edges chip and the bore can wear oval. Symptoms include slipping out of engagement, noise at low speed, or an inability to hold the low-speed setting under load.
Vishwakarma Engineering Works manufactures back gears in Ahmedabad, Gujarat as direct replacement parts. Different machine sizes require different gear dimensions, so we ask customers to share the machine size or the existing part when enquiring. We accept enquiries from Gujarat and from buyers across India.
Back Gear Specifications
| Product Name | Back Gear |
|---|---|
| Material Options | Cast Iron (C.I.), Mild Steel (M.S.) |
| Available Dimensions | 3/4", 3/4" x 15", 1" or manufactured to sample |
| Compatibility | Standard pillar and industrial drill machines |
| Manufacturer & Supplier | Vishwakarma Engineering Works, Ahmedabad, Gujarat |
| Supply Scope | Pan India |
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