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Gear for meat grinder DELFA, SUPRA, VITEK, SATURN (DMG-50B)
General description: The gear for the meat grinder is a key component that transmits power from the motor to the blades of the device. This gear is compatible with meat grinders from the brands DELFA, SUPRA, VITEK, and SATURN. It is designed to replace worn or damaged parts, restoring the functionality of your device. The gear has a large circle diameter of 68 mm and a small circle diameter of 29 mm, making it a versatile solution for many models of meat grinders.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Large circle diameter | 68 mm |
| Small circle diameter | 29 mm |
| Number of teeth on the large circle | 32 pcs. |
| Number of teeth on the small circle | 14 pcs. |
| Height of the gear | 37 mm |
| Height of the large circle | 15 mm |
| Height of the small circle | 21 mm |
How to choose the right part
When selecting a gear for your meat grinder, pay attention to the following points:
- Compare the dimensions: diameter and height of the gear.
- Ensure that the number of teeth matches your old part.
- Check compatibility with your meat grinder model (DELFA, SUPRA, VITEK, SATURN).
- Consider the quality of the material from which the gear is made.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
There are several reasons why the gear may fail:
- Wear: regular use of the meat grinder can lead to wear of the teeth.
- Clogs: food remnants can get stuck in the mechanism, increasing the load on the gear.
- Insufficient lubrication: lack of lubrication can lead to overheating and failure.
To prevent failures, it is recommended to:
- Regularly clean the meat grinder of food remnants.
- Periodically lubricate the mechanisms to avoid friction.
- Avoid overloading the meat grinder during use.
Difficulty of part replacement
Replacing the gear in a meat grinder requires basic knowledge of working with power tools. The replacement process can be broken down into the following steps:
- Disconnect the meat grinder from the power supply.
- Remove the housing to access the gear.
- Remove the worn gear by carefully freeing it from its fastenings.
- Install the new gear, ensuring it is properly secured.
- Reassemble the housing and reconnect the meat grinder to the power supply.
The difficulty of the replacement can be rated as moderate. If you are unsure of your abilities, it is recommended to consult a professional to perform this task.