Browning 1234475 Gear Rack 1.5 in 20 Degree Spur Gear

Product Description

The BROWNING 1234475 is a steel gear rack designed to convert rotational motion into linear motion as part of a rack and pinion drive system. It features a 1.5-inch face width and a 20-degree pressure angle, both standard dimensions that ensure smooth load transfer and reliable meshing performance. The gray steel construction provides durability in demanding mechanical environments. This gear rack is installed by mechanical and industrial maintenance technicians in machinery, automation equipment, and motion control assemblies where precise linear positioning is required.

This gear rack is suited for use with spur gears in light to medium-duty linear motion applications. Typical installations include automated guided equipment, machine tool slides, conveyor positioning systems, and general industrial actuator setups. The 1.5-inch face width accommodates moderate load widths, making it a practical choice for applications where alignment and consistent tooth engagement are critical to system performance.

Key Features

• 1.5-inch face width for consistent tooth engagement across moderate load widths
• 20-degree pressure angle matches standard spur gear geometry for reliable mesh
• Steel construction provides strength and wear resistance in industrial service
• Compatible with spur gears for straightforward rack and pinion assembly
• Gray finish for corrosion inhibition in typical shop and machine environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with spur gears in standard rack and pinion linear motion assemblies. Specific compatible gear models or mating part numbers were not provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or millwrights as part of a drive system assembly. Ensure all power and motion sources are de-energized and locked out before mounting or replacing a gear rack. The rack must be aligned parallel to the direction of travel and securely fastened to prevent deflection under load. Consult applicable machinery safety standards and the equipment manufacturer documentation before installation.