GS26
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Overview |
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| Part Number | GS26 |
Brand: LILY ![]() |
Interchangeable With: Boston |
Characteristics |
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| System of Measurement | Inch |
| Number Of Teeth | 9 |
| Diameter Pitch | 48 |
Dimensions |
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| Pitch Diameter | 0.188" |
| Pressure Angle | 14.5 ° |
Material |
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| Material | STEEL |
Design Features of GS26
GS26 is a specialized cold-drawn wire rod precisely formed into ready-to-use pinion shafts, combining the strength of drawn wire with the functional geometry of gear teeth. This manufacturing process creates a seamless, high-strength component ideal for power transmission in compact spaces. They are manufactured with consistent material properties and dimensional accuracy, ensuring reliable performance and interchangeability across applications. GS26 pitch diameter is 0.188". Designed for direct engagement with racks, worms, or larger gears, it serves as an efficient motion transfer component in various mechanical assemblies.
What Benefits Can GS26 Provide?
High Strength and Durability: The cold-drawing process work-hardens the material, resulting in superior tensile strength and improved wear resistance over machined alternatives.
Excellent Dimensional Consistency: Continuous drawing production ensures uniform diameter, tooth profile, and surface finish, guaranteeing smooth and predictable operation.
Cost-Effective Production: As a near-net-shape manufactured component, it minimizes material waste and reduces secondary machining operations, lowering overall production costs.
What Can GS26 Be Used for?
Drawn Pinion Wire serves as a fundamental power transmission component across multiple precision industries:
Precision Instruments: Used in gauges, meters, and measuring devices where smooth, consistent motion transfer is critical.
Office Automation Equipment: Essential in printers, copiers, and scanners for driving paper feeds and moving carriages reliably.
Small Appliances and Tools: Found in electric shavers, kitchen gadgets, and power tools where compact gear trains are required.
Automotive Regulators: Employed in window regulators, seat adjusters, and other auxiliary systems requiring linear motion conversion.
Textile Machinery: Used in bobbin drives, thread guides, and other precision motion components in weaving and knitting equipment.





