Dynamic Automation, Inc., announces the success of innovative precision gearing that works with a standard machine screw or long-length threaded rods and adapts to rotary or linear motion applications.
According to design engineers at the McClellan Air Force Base this gear solved one of their toughest mechanical engineering problems where minimum space was available. This gear has been used to drive a sample carrier 100 inches deep under the water with very slow speed at 10 inches per minute. Without the screw driven worm gear it would have been dangerous due to the high-radiation environment. This precision gear is available in a variety of standard sizes or can be made to order for custom needs. It is capable of fine adjustment and positive positioning, and at a cost considerably less than special-order mating worms.
Dynamic Automation is an experienced engineering company that has many patented products. It has also successfully engineered and built specialty automated machines with complicated requirements.
To learn more call (312) 782-8555 or go to [www.dynamicgear.com].
