WORLD STANDARD SPUR GEARHEAD

 

Spur Gearheads

 
 
 
Overhung load values for hollowshaft models are distances from the flange mounting surface.
 
  • Enter the gear ratio in the box(„T) within the model name.
  • Caution: Unlike most worm gear mechanisms, the right-angle gear does not have self-locking capabilities.
   
  Speed and Direction of Rotation
 
 
   
  Output Torque of Gearmotor
  The output torque when a gearhead is directly connected is calculated as follows:
 
 
 
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  Screw Dimensions
  GN type, GU type, GB type, GC type, BH series, FBL II series, HBL series, FPW series, Gearheads
The following screws are provided with the gearhead and decimal gearthad.
 
 
 
  • The figure of L1+L2 refer to sizes when a decimal gearhead with gear reduction of 25:1 or gearhead are connected
  • 4 washers and 4 hexangonal nuts are provide with the screws.
  • Stainless steel screws are provided with the FPW series washdown motors.
 
Right Angle Gearhead
To assemble the motor and gearhead, use the screws
provided with the gearhead. To mount an additional
decimal gearhead. To attach the gearhead to other
devices, obtain the screws separately.
   
 
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WORLD STANDARD WORM GEARHEADS
 
Right-Angle Gearheads
Right- Angle gearheads are flange-mounted Gearheads that use worm gears and special heli-cal gears. They allow motors to be installed at right angles to the axis of equipment such as belt conveyors. They are available in hollow shaft RH and solid shaft RA models and are ideal for keeping equipment compact.

Features:
  • Right angle gearheads with mounting sizes of 3.15 inch
    square (for 25W) or 3.54 inch square (for 40W)are available for the GN pinion mounting sizes of 3.54 inch (for 60 or 90 W) are available for the GU pinion. They can be connected to all Oriental Motor AC motors with the exception of clutch and brake and FPW washdown motors.
  • The output shaft is perpendicular to the motor shaft, so the motor can be installed perpendicular to the axis being riven.
  • Eleven gear ratios are available from 3.6:1 to 180:1. The optimum gear ratio can be selected just as with ordinary gearheads. The maximum permissible torques are also the same as for ordinary gearheads.
  • Hollow shaft gearheads allow additional space savings and simpler mechanism designs since they do not require couplings for mounting. Usually, hollow shaft gearheads are locked with a torque arm when mounted so the gearhead does not rotate from the reactive force of the load. When mounted with a torque arm, no centering is needed, so it is faster to mount the gearhead on the device.
 
Overhung load values for hollowshaft models are distances from the flange mounting surface.
 
  • Enter the gear ratio in the box(„T) within the model name.
  • Caution: Unlike most worm gear mechanisms, the right-angle gear does not have self-locking capabilities.
   
  Calculating permissible overhung load for hollowshaft models
 
When the end of the shaft being driven is supported as in the figure below, calculate the permissible overhung load using the following equations.
(This mechanism is the most demanding in terms of overhung load.)
 
   
  Gearhead Efficiency
 
The permissible torques shown on the following page cover most motor combinations. For motor combinations not covered, use the efficiency value in the table below for your calculations.
When making a selection, remember that the transfer efficiency at startup is lower than at the rated speed.
 
   

 
WORLD STANDARD WORM GEARHEADS
Linear Heads  
 
Features:
Linear heads are linear motion rack-and-pinion units for use With our standard AC motors.
  • Depending on the type of motor coupled directly to the linear head, various types of movements are possible.
  • A wide range of products are available.
  • Motors for direct coupling to the linear heads are sold separately.
  • Decimal gearheads which reduce the basic speed by 10:1 are available.
 
Example Applications
L-line provides a linear drive mechanism in the form of a unit. it can be used in a variety of applications,
As shown in the figures, for simpler mechanism design and easier wiring.
   
 
 
  • Basic speed is based on the synchronous speed (1800r/min at 60Hz). The actual speed varies with the load or power supply frequency.
  • The permissible thrust force is determined by the strength of the linear head. Just as when connecting a gearhead to the motor, increasing the gear ratio generates greater thrust force, but the motor should always be operated below the maximum permissible thrust force.
  • The thrust force is the value when operating the rack in a horizontal direction.
  • The thrust force given is for when combined with a reversible motor.
 
 
  • The torque motor does not have a built-in friction brake. Be sure that the torque motor has no holding brake force even when stopping during vertical operation.
  • When operating a torque motor at high-speed. Ensure that the rack does not hit an object and stop, since this can add excessive torque to the linear head and subject it to inertial stock which can significantly shorten its life.
 
 
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WORLD STANDARD PLANETARY GEARHEADS
 
Planetary Gearheads
The basic gearing system of a planetary is showed as below. This gearhead gets its name from its resemblance to a solar system. In this case, planet gears revolve around a sun gear. The input shaft rotates the sun gear. Each of the planet gears simultaneously apply a torque to the rotating planet member which then applies a torque to the output shaft (back side) This is a more sturdy and accurate system than the inline spur. An inline planetary gearhead can handle more than double the output torque of a spur of the same size. But due to the extra parts and assembly work, they can be quite a bit more expensive.

In general, planetary gearheads are used in positioning
applications and usually far more precise, robust, and
costly. Offset gearheads are ideal for unidirectional constant velocity applications where backlash is not a concern.
The planetary gearhead is approximately 90% efficient and can have a backlash as low as 5 arc minutes. Gear reductions is more elastic than spurs
gears. To learn more information about the planetary gearhead and full range of our detailed catalogue,
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Overhung load values for hollowshaft models are distances from the flange mounting surface.
 
  • Enter the gear ratio in the box(„T) within the model name.
  • Caution: Unlike most worm gear mechanisms, the right-angle gear does not have self-locking capabilities.
 
Please contact telst@ms67.hinet.net for more detailed technical spec. data/drawing.

   
 
 
Overhung load values for hollowshaft models are distances from the flange mounting surface.
 
  • Enter the gear ratio in the box(„T) within the model name.
  • Caution: Unlike most worm gear mechanisms, the right-angle gear does not have self-locking capabilities.
   
 
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