Product Description
R Series Helical Gear Electric Motor Speed Reducer with 220V geared motor
Product Description
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R Series reducers are designed and manufactured on the basis of modular combination system.
There are a lot of motor combinations, installation forms and structural schemes. The transmission
ratio is classified and fine to meet different operating conditions, and the performance is superior.
Reinforced high rigid cast iron box; The hardened gear is made of high-quality alloy steel. Its surface
is carburized, quenched and hardened, and the gear is finely ground. It has stable transmission, low
noise, and large bearing capacity. Low temperature rise, long service life. It is widely used in metallurgy,
1. Features: small offset output, compact structure, maximum use of box space, use of integral casting box, good stiffness, can improve the strength of the shaft and bearing life.
2. Installation type and output mode: bottom seated type and large and small flange type installation, CZPT shaft output.
3. Input mode: direct motor, shaft input and connecting flange input.
4. Reduction ratio: secondary 5~24.8, tertiary 27.2~264, R/R combination up to 18125.
5. Average efficiency: Class II 96%, Class III 94%, R/R combination 85%.
6. The R series specially designed for mixing can bear large axial and radial forces.
Technical parameters:
Coaxial coaxial output
R reducer
Power: 0.12KW~160KW
Torque: 1.4N · m ~ 23200N · m
Output speed: 0.06 ~ 1090r/min
Model example:
R17-Y4-4P-32.40-M1-0°
R: Series code
F: Shaft extension flange installation
17: Machine model
Y: Three phase AC asynchronous motor
4: Motor power
4P: motor stage
32.40: Transmission ratio
M1: Installation type
0 °: junction box position (0 ° – 270 °)
R series helical gear hardened gear reducer
Basic model of R series reducer:
R17R27R37R47R57R67R77R87R97R107R137R147R167
RF17RF27RF37RF47RF57RF67RF77RF87RF97RF107RF137RF147RF167
RX37RX57RX67RX77RX87RX97RX107RX127RX157
RXF37RXF57RXF67RXF77RXF87RXF97RXF107RXF127RXF157
R series helical gear reducer with hard tooth surface features small size, light weight, high bearing capacity, high efficiency, long service life, convenient installation, wide motor power range, fine transmission ratio classification, etc. It can be widely used in equipment that needs to be decelerated in various industries.
sewage treatment, chemical industry, pharmacy and other industries.
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Company Profile
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| Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
|---|---|
| Installation: | Horizontal Type |
| Layout: | Coaxial |
| Gear Shape: | Cylindrical Gear |
| Step: | Single-Step |
| Type: | Gear Reducer |
| Samples: |
US$ 430/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | |
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Using Helical Gearboxes for Speed Reduction and Speed Increase
Yes, helical gearboxes can be used for both speed reduction and speed increase in various applications. The design of helical gears allows them to transmit motion and power between non-parallel shafts while changing the rotational speed.
Speed Reduction: When the driving gear (pinion) has fewer teeth than the driven gear, the gear ratio leads to speed reduction. This is commonly used in applications where the input speed needs to be decreased while increasing the output torque. For example, helical gearboxes are often employed in conveyor systems to reduce the speed of the motor while maintaining sufficient torque to move heavy loads.
Speed Increase: Helical gearboxes can also achieve speed increase by having the driving gear (pinion) with more teeth than the driven gear. This configuration is less common but can be used to increase the output speed while sacrificing some torque. Speed increase applications are typically seen in scenarios where higher speeds are required, such as in certain types of machinery or industrial processes.
It’s important to note that while helical gearboxes can perform both speed reduction and speed increase, the specific gear ratios and configurations need to be carefully chosen to ensure efficient and reliable operation for the intended application.
Materials Used in Manufacturing Helical Gears
Helical gears are commonly manufactured using a variety of materials to meet specific requirements for strength, durability, wear resistance, and other mechanical properties. Some of the materials commonly used for manufacturing helical gears include:
- Steel: Various types of steel, such as carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless steel, are frequently used due to their high strength, durability, and wear resistance. They are suitable for a wide range of applications and provide excellent performance.
- Cast Iron: Cast iron gears are known for their cost-effectiveness and good wear resistance. They are often used in applications where heavy loads and moderate speeds are involved.
- Brass: Brass gears are chosen for applications that require quiet operation and low-speed applications. They offer good corrosion resistance and are commonly used in smaller machinery.
- Bronze: Bronze gears are valued for their excellent wear resistance and compatibility with lubricants. They are often used in heavy-duty applications and situations where high loads are encountered.
- Plastics and Polymers: Certain plastic materials, such as nylon and acetal, are used for gears that require low noise levels and resistance to chemicals and corrosion. They are suitable for applications where lightweight components are essential.
- Aluminum: Aluminum gears are lightweight and corrosion-resistant, making them suitable for applications where weight reduction and corrosion resistance are priorities.
The choice of material depends on factors such as the application’s load, speed, environment, and desired performance characteristics. Manufacturers select materials that best align with the specific requirements of the helical gear system, ensuring optimal function and longevity.
Helical Gearbox: Overview and Working Mechanism
A helical gearbox is a type of mechanical device used to transmit power and motion between rotating shafts. It employs helical gears, which are cylindrical gears with teeth that are cut at an angle to the gear axis. This design feature gives helical gearboxes their distinctive helical shape and provides several advantages in terms of efficiency, smoothness, and load-bearing capabilities.
The working mechanism of a helical gearbox involves the interaction of helical gears, which mesh together to transmit torque and motion. Here’s how it works:
- Gear Tooth Engagement: When power is applied to the input shaft of the gearbox, the helical gear on the input shaft meshes with the helical gear on the output shaft.
- Helical Angle: The helical angle of the gear teeth causes a gradual engagement between the teeth, resulting in a smooth and quiet meshing process compared to straight-cut gears.
- Torque Transfer: As the input gear rotates, it transfers rotational force (torque) to the output gear through the meshing of their helical teeth.
- Direction of Rotation: Depending on the arrangement of the helical gears, the output shaft’s direction of rotation can be the same as or opposite to that of the input shaft.
- Load Distribution: The helical design allows for multiple teeth to be engaged at any given moment, distributing the load more evenly across the gears. This results in higher load-carrying capacity and reduced wear on gear teeth.
- Efficiency: Helical gearboxes are known for their high efficiency due to the gradual tooth engagement and larger contact area, resulting in minimal energy loss as compared to other gear types.
Helical gearboxes find applications in various industries where smooth operation, high efficiency, and compact design are important. They are commonly used in machinery, conveyors, automotive transmissions, industrial equipment, and more.
editor by CX 2023-10-17