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Typical applications for these reducers include rotary axis drives, traveling gantries & columns, and material handling axis drives. Industries served include Material Handling, Automation, Aerospace, Machine Tool and Robotics.
Range Overview
| Range Comparison
| Selection
| Application Sheet
The High-Performance (HP) Series is the
original Servo-Worm Reducer, available in five sizes (50 mm to 125 mm
center distance) with a backlash level of less than two arc-minutes.
The High-Torque (HT)
Series offers 150%
the torque capacity of the HP Series, while reducing
the backlash level to less than one arc-minute. The output was also
redesigned for increased bearing capacity and an option for ISO 9409-1 flanged
connections.
The Economy (E) Series offers the
same torque capacity as the HP Series, with a fixed backlash
level of less than six arc-minutes. A simplified housing and assembly
allows for significant price savings.
The Basic (B) Series offers 90%
the torque capacity of the HP Servo-Worm Reducer, with a fixed backlash
level of less than twelve arc-minutes. A simplified housing and
assembly allows for significant price savings. The Bevel-Gear (BG) Series offers high-efficiency servo operation with a backlash level of less than six arc-minutes. Available in three sizes with ratios from 4.75:1 to 9.25:1.
The Precision Planetary Reducer Series offers a wide range of sizes and output configurations, including solid shaft and ISO 9409-1 flange, with ratios from 3:1 to 600:1 and backlash levels down to less than one arc-minute.
Click on the "Version" name to view PDF file on specific unit; click on the "Torque Capacities" of unit to view full unit ratings.
The mounting faces of the HT, HP, E and B versions are identical, making it possible to interchange a unit with a higher or lower accuracy unit if needed. A wide range of motor couplings and mounting flanges are available for the complete reducer range to mount virtually any servo motor and the hollow bore output can be used to mount output shafts, pinion shafts, or other drive elements.
These reducers are typically selected based on the peak cycle forces, which usually happen during accelerations and decelerations. These cycle forces depend on the driven load, the speed vs. time profile for the cycle, and any other external forces acting on the axis. For more selection information, please follow this link. For application & selection assistance, please call, fax or email us. Your application information will be reviewed by our engineers, who will recommend the best solution for your application.
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