Involute Splines
Involute Splines
(OP)
I have a copy of 1973 SAE Handbook. It references J498c for involute splines.
1) What is the current SAE designation for involute splines?
2) We need to design an external spline to mate with a vendor internal spline. Machinery Hdbk lists only 30 deg, 37.5 deg, and 45 deg splines. Our vendor spline is spec'd at 14.4 deg. Is this really a spline or a gear?
3) Is there a link on the web that will give us specific spline data.
1) What is the current SAE designation for involute splines?
2) We need to design an external spline to mate with a vendor internal spline. Machinery Hdbk lists only 30 deg, 37.5 deg, and 45 deg splines. Our vendor spline is spec'd at 14.4 deg. Is this really a spline or a gear?
3) Is there a link on the web that will give us specific spline data.
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RE: Involute Splines
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RE: Involute Splines
Do i get a negative star for this one?
Jesus is The TRUTH
RE: Involute Splines
used for splines is that they are generally
stronger. I would question why the vendor
chose the 14.5 degree pressure angle.