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Gear racks are rods with teeth that mesh with gears to convert rotary motion into linear motion. The combination of a rack and gear is called "rack and pinion," and they're used in lifting and positioning mechanisms like automotive steering systems, machine tools and CNC routers, valves, and conveyor systems.

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Gear racks, when used with spur gears, convert rotational motion into linear motion. B&B Manufacturing ® offers pinion and rack gears and gear racks from stock in 20 degree pressure angles and at a variety of pitches.

Aug 15, 2023 · A gear rack is a type of gear on which gear teeth are cut on one face of a bar. The bar can be square, round or rectangular in cross section and the teeth can be either parallel to the base or set at an angle.

Gear Racks translate rotational motion into linear motion, commonly used in various mechanical and automation systems. With teeth cut into a flat surface, gear racks are designed to mesh with spur gears, combining to form what is known as a "rack and pinion."