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Thunder360 20-03-2003 19:51

Gears
 
What is a good place to buy gears or sprockets online for a robot's drive train?

redbeard0531 20-03-2003 19:55

MSC http://www.mscdirect.com

Jeff_Rice 20-03-2003 20:16

I suggest that instead of going online for the sprockets, visit your local bike shop. They might even give you a discount.

Rickertsen2 20-03-2003 21:20

http://sdp-si.com (At least for gears)

Thunder360 20-03-2003 22:25

Why is it on MSC that they have some simple gears for like $256 are you buying in bulk or what?

redbeard0531 20-03-2003 22:32

unfortunatly they are pricey. They are also the only place that lists their prices. Most places make u aplly foe a qoute.

Andy Brockway 21-03-2003 09:55

We purchased our gears from Small Parts and sprockets from SDP (Already mentioned above).

Andy Baker 21-03-2003 11:45

Applied Industrial
 
I had really good service from a local manufacturer's rep. called "Applied Industrial" to get our gears. They sell Martin gears and they always could get the gear delivered in 1 day.

We used 20 pitch gears, and Applied had many more standard sizes than MSC had, and the price was cheaper. I would not even know the part number, and just by telling them what type of gear we needed, they would get it.

If you search for Applied Industrial, and there is one near you, give them a try. Another similar company is Motion Industries... they would be similarly good.

Andy B.

FotoPlasma 21-03-2003 11:59

[edit]
Sorry, I was mistaken. We actually bought our gears from Applied Industrial Technology, as well.
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Some more websites to check out:

http://www.motion-industries.com/
http://www.appliedindustrial.com/
http://www.bostongear.com/
http://www.pic-design.com/
http://www.industrial-gears.com/

Hope this helps.

Cory 21-03-2003 16:20

Quote:

Originally posted by Jeff_Rice
I suggest that instead of going online for the sprockets, visit your local bike shop. They might even give you a discount.
I wouldnt suggest buying Sprockets from a bicycle shop. These sprockets are nowhere near the same strength as the kind used for robots. Also, you are going to have trouble mounting them, as it is not the same as standard sprockets.

Cory

Jeff Waegelin 23-03-2003 11:33

We bought all our gears and sprockets from Motion Industries. We've been happy with their service, and have had no problems.


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