Reduction Gearboxes
In-Line Helical Gearbox
In-line helical bevel reduction gearboxes are used for transmitting mechanical power in-line with the electric motor or input drive.
Used in screw jack systems as the primary drive or on motorised screw jacks. Ideal as the main drive for I configuration jacking systems or H, U and T configurations when connected to an additional bevel gearbox.
Up to 12000Nm torque transmission with gear ratios up to 1481:1.
Useful Information
Gearbox Features
Torque Range
– 45 Nm to 12000 Nm
Power Rating
– 0.08 kW to 213 kW (at 1400 rpm input)
Gear Ratios
– 2.6:1 to 1481:1
Output
– Foot and Flange mount
– Metric or inch series solid output shaft
Input
– IEC and NEMA motor adaptors
– Servo motor adapters
– Metric or inch series solid input shaft
Gearbox Options
AC Motors
– Integral motors and brake motors
– IEC motors and brake motors
– Single and dual speed motors
Main brake features
– DC and AC supply
– Fast brake engage/disengage through electronically controlled AC/DC rectifiers.
Main motor options
– Thermistors and thermostat sensors
– Separate supply forced ventilation
– Line driver and push-pull incremental encoder
Selecting the Right Reduction Gearbox
There are 3 factors to consider when selecting the correct reduction gearbox.
- Select a gearbox type to the closest required power (Pd)
- Find the closest matching output speed hence gear ratio for that gearbox type
- Check that the gearbox power rating is suitable for the actual output speed
Download the Reduction Gearbox selection guide for more information.
