Raytheon Company - Stainless Steel Spur Gear - P/n: 10131631 (nos) on 2040-parts.com
Hawthorne, Nevada, United States
Genuine U.S. Military Issue Surplus
Raytheon Company - Stainless Steel Spur Gear - P/N: 10131631 (NOS)(NOS) = New Old Stock P/N: 10131631 This item cross-references to the following....
Raytheon Company Southern Gear & Machine Inc. NSN: 3020-00-891-5114 Characteristics
Body Style: Plain, solid
Attachment Method: Mounting hole
Pitch Diameter: 0.2083 inches nominal
Teeth Quantity: 20
Mounting Hole Thread Series Designator: Unc transversely through hub, first end
Mounting Hole Thread Quantity per Inch: 56 transversely through hub, first end
Hardness Rating: 75.0 rockwell B minimum overall and 83.0 rockwell B maximum overall
Mounting Hole Type and Quantity: 1 threaded transversely through hub, first end
Nominal Outside Diameter: 0.229 inches
Nominal Overall Length: 0.375 inches
Tooth Form: Standard
Pressure Angle: 20.0000 degrees
Nominal Distance Between Body Face and Protruding Hub End: 0.250 inches first end
Face Nominal Width: 0.125 inches
Bore Nominal Diameter: 0.125 inches both ends
Hub Nominal Diameter: 0.187 inches first end
Material: Steel comp 303 overall Surface Treatment: Passivate overall
Style Designator: Protruding hub
3/8” long x 3/16” diameter (small end) 1/8” Inner Diameter There is a 1/16” diameter threaded hole 1/8”down the shaft
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