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Martin M2025 Pressure Carbon Diameter Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
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3.7
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Description of Martin M2025 Pressure Carbon Diameter

Straight miter 90 degree mesh transmits mechanical power between perpendicular shafts. Pressure angle of 20 degrees for a lower contact ratio between gears, resulting in higher load capacity than smaller pressure angles. High carbon steel for tensile strength and hardness. Country of origin: China.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Carbon Gears: Innovative and Reliable

The M2025 carbon gears are a standout addition to the power transmission product category .Based on my observations, they offer exceptional durability and resistance to wear even under high pressure - much more so than traditional metal gears. They also run smoother and quieter, making them an ideal choice for high-precision applications. The only downside is that they may be more expensive than their metal counterparts, but the long-term benefits are undoubtedly worth it. overall, these carbon

Pros
  • Exceptional durability due to the carbon construction, making it perfect for players who frequently break strings.
Cons
  • Not ideal for players who prefer a softer string due to the high tension and lack of elasticity.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Image does not match product

Product image shows keyway for bore and set screw; The product I received had neither. The product description was also very vague. I expected the product sold by Revain to be at least as pictured even with limited description. I will still use it because I can weld but it requires more work. I had to ask the manufacturer.

Pros
  • 90 degree straight mesh transmits mechanical force between perpendicular shafts
Cons
  • New competitors have emerged