HUDY 294215 Hard Steel Pinion 15T (MODUL 0.8)  [HSP-294215]

Price:
AUD$44.15
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-294215
Condition:
Brand New
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High Strength 15T Pinion by HUDY

The HUDY 294215 Pinion Gear is forged from hard steel to offer durability and precise tooth geometry for RC model owners. Intended for MODUL 0.8 gear systems, the 15-tooth unit helps maintain efficient power transfer and resists premature wear during regular use.

Main Advantages of Hard Steel Pinions

Using a hard steel pinion such as the HUDY 294215 means better resistance to tooth rounding and fewer failures under high torque. This makes it a solid pick for powerful motor setups and frequent track use.

Compatibility with MODUL 0.8 Geartrains

This 15T pinion is sized for MODUL 0.8 spurs and meshes cleanly with standard profiles, making it easy to fit into many common RC drivetrains without complex adjustments.

Specifications

  • Material: Hard Steel
  • Teeth: 15T
  • Module: 0.8

HUDY 294215 delivers a practical balance of toughness and precision, making it a dependable spare or upgrade for hobbyists who value drivetrain longevity.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is special prep needed before installing this pinion?

Wipe any machining oil away and verify the motor shaft is clean. Lightly check fit on the shaft and ensure grub screws are secure without over tightening.

What gear ratios work well with a 15T pinion?

Ratios depend on your spur tooth count and motor. A 15T pinion is common for a range of spur sizes, offering a balance between acceleration and top speed when paired correctly.

Can this pinion handle high power ESCs?

Yes, the hard steel construction of HUDY 294215 is suitable for higher power systems, but ensure proper cooling and gear mesh to avoid excess wear from heat or misalignment.

How often should I inspect the pinion for wear?

Check teeth after any heavy impact and perform routine inspections every few sessions to catch early wear or damage that could affect mesh.

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