60877-7

Spur Antibacklash Gear

NSN 3020-00-406-3518

DEMIL

Shelf Life

UOM

NIIN

Demil:

Shelf Life:

N/A

UOM:

1 EA

NIIN:

004063518

Technical Specifications of NSN

Attachment Method:

Clamp

Pitch Diameter:

1.5000 inches

Teeth Quantity:

Bore Style:

Plain both ends

Backlash Designation:

Grade d

Outside Diameter:

1.530 inches

Tooth Form:

Standard

Pressure Angle:

20.0000 degrees

Distance Between Body Face And Protruding Hub End:

0.071 inches second end

Distance Between Body Face And Protruding Hub End:

0.264 inches first end

Face Width:

0.125 inches

Bore Diameter:

0.187 inches both ends

Precision Classification:

Quality number 12

Material:

Aluminum alloy 2024

Material Specification:

Qq-a-225/6, t4 federal specification single material response

Surface Treatment:

Anodize

Surface Treatment Specification:

Mil-a-8625 military specification single treatment response

Style Designator:

Protruding hubs

NSN:

3020-00-406-3518

Item Name:

Gear,antibacklash,spur

Cage Code:

82340

Other Related Parts

Part Number

Cage

RNCC

RNVC

RNAAC

Status

MSDS

SADC

Part Number:

60877-7

Cage Code:

9Y580

RNCC:

RNVC:

RNAAC:

Status:

MSDS:

SADC:

Part Number:

GAB64A96P2-7

Cage Code:

04391

RNCC:

RNVC:

RNAAC:

Status:

MSDS:

SADC:

Part Identification

INC

FIIG

Concept No.

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

26668

FIIG:

A27300

Concept No.:

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

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PMIC

ESD/EMI

ENAC

MMAC

CRITL

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Spur Antibacklash Gear"

An item having one fixed gear and one free gear, both having the same complement of spur gear teeth, mounted on a common hub. The free gear is attached to the fixed gear by springs and operates as one gear. Upon installation with the mating gear, the teeth of the free moving gear are preset to mesh with teeth other than those of the fixed gear. This spring tension between the fixed gear and the free gear eliminates any free motion between the driver and the driven gear. The gear is used where identical and accurate transmitted motion between gears is required.