Bevel Gears come in pairs, with both gears having differing numbers of teeth. They can have straight or spiral (curved oblique) teeth, but always feature a conical formed, pitched surface. Bevel Gears can have outward ( external ) or inward ( internal ) facing tooth. As Bevel Gear pairs are never identical they are supplied in matched remaining and right-handed pairs.
Bevel gears are those that use two conical toothed wheels to transfer power between axes that are cut within the same space; however, hypoid gears can transfer power between two axes that cross each other.
Tooth of a bevel gear can be either straight or spiraled, which is also known as a conical helix. Different types of gears can be classified based on their tooth width, but also on the tooth face width or the center's circular pitch
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