For bevel gears, if there is tooth surface wear during use, it will not meet people's usage needs. So what are the reasons for tooth surface wear in bevel gears?

Bevel gear wear is caused by various reasons, among which moderate wear is mostly caused by irregular tooth surfaces, large errors in gear tooth shape, insufficient lubricant viscosity, or certain conditions that cause gears to operate under mixed film lubrication boundary conditions. The wear caused by heavy loads, overloads, or poor lubricant wear resistance is more severe. This type of wear will quickly remove the material on the tooth surface, damage the shape of the teeth and the smoothness of the bevel gear device, and even cause shutdown faults.

Therefore, if there is tooth surface wear on the bevel gear, it is necessary to replace the product in a timely manner to ensure that it meets people's production needs.