Tamiya 70272 Compact Bevel Differential for STEM and Spare Parts  [70272]

Tamiya 70272 - Differential Gear Unit
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Tamiya
Model:
70272
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Compact Tamiya 70272 bevel differential with transparent casing

This differential gear unit is supplied as a spare for Tamiya educational construction projects. The bevel-gear configuration enables differential rotation between driven shafts so inner and outer shafts can rotate at differing speeds through corners. The transparent housing allows direct viewing of gear engagement, useful for monitoring mesh and teaching mechanical principles.

Internally, the gears have low-friction tooth profiles and torque is delivered through three metal 3 mm hex shafts. The design is compatible with separately sold Universal Plates and Universal Arms from the Tamiya Educational Construction Series, providing a compact differential option where space is limited.

Serviceable and user-friendly aspects include removable screws for internal access and a factory-applied lubricant that reduces break-in wear. The part is aimed at hobbyists, educators, and collectors who want a visible differential mechanism for classroom projects, models on display, or as a replacement component.

Drive type: bevel differential unit

Gear ratio: 3.17:1

Case material: transparent plastic

Shafts: three 3 mm hex shafts, 50 mm length

Included components: low-friction gears, 3 x hex shafts, screws, grease

The 70272 differential offers a space-efficient, inspectable solution for STEM builds and part replacements, with metal hex shafts and a clear case for easy verification of gear action.

Swapping is possible only if the replacement shafts match the unit's bearing bores and gear tolerances. Hex-to-round changes can affect torque transfer and fit, so confirm dimensional compatibility first.
The bevel differential is designed for educational construction loads; it performs well under moderate torque typical of classroom builds, but excessive loads may accelerate wear.
Refit gears to their original positions, check mesh through the housing, then secure the removable screws evenly to avoid casing distortion that could alter gear alignment.
The fixed 3.17:1 ratio reduces output speed while increasing torque proportionally, offering predictable behaviour for lessons on gear reduction and mechanical advantage.

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