Step 1
Set the ratio
Choose driver and driven tooth counts to establish the ideal speed ratio before calculating shaft speed or torque change.
Open Gear RatioCalculator cluster
Spur-gear ratio, RPM, tooth count, module, pitch diameter, center distance, circular pitch, rack travel, torque, and pitch-line speed calculators.
11 calculators in this cluster
This cluster focuses on basic external spur-gear geometry and ideal ratio relationships. Module, tooth count, pitch diameter, circular pitch, and center distance are tightly linked, so a change to one design choice can be checked quickly against the others.
The geometry tools assume standard spur-gear relationships unless the calculator says otherwise. Detailed gear design still requires checks for pressure angle, profile shift, backlash, tooth strength, contact stress, face width, material, lubrication, accuracy grade, and manufacturing constraints.
Step 1
Choose driver and driven tooth counts to establish the ideal speed ratio before calculating shaft speed or torque change.
Open Gear RatioStep 2
Use module and tooth count to calculate pitch diameter, then verify the resulting center distance for the gear pair.
Open Gear Pitch DiameterStep 3
Use pitch diameter and RPM to estimate pitch-line velocity when screening lubrication and operating conditions.
Open Gear Pitch Line VelocityChoose the variable you know and the quantity you need to solve. Each tool shows its formula, default worked example, and nearby calculations.
Calculate ideal external gear ratio from driver and driven gear tooth counts.
Calculate driven gear RPM from driver RPM and the tooth counts of a simple external gear pair.
Estimate the driven gear tooth count required to reach a target RPM from a known driver gear and speed.
Calculate standard metric spur-gear reference diameter from module and number of teeth.
Find the metric module that matches a measured or specified spur-gear reference diameter and tooth count.
Calculate center distance for two standard external spur gears from module and tooth counts.
Calculate circular pitch for a metric gear from module using the standard pi-times-module relationship.
Calculate tip or outside diameter for a standard full-depth external metric spur gear.
Calculate rack linear travel per pinion revolution from spur-gear module and pinion tooth count.
Calculate spur-gear pitch-line velocity from reference diameter and rotational speed.
Estimate ideal driven-shaft torque from input torque and driver/driven gear tooth counts.