High-precision gear reducer TwinSpin H series
cycloidalcoaxialhollow-shaft

high-precision gear reducer
high-precision gear reducer
high-precision gear reducer
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Characteristics

Type
cycloidal
Shaft orientation
coaxial
Shaft configuration
hollow-shaft
Torque
200 - 500 Nm, 50 - 100 Nm, 500 - 1000 Nm, 1 - 2 kNm
Number of stages
single-stage
Performance
high-precision, high-performance, low-noise, high-efficiency, high-torque, maintenance-free, high-rigidity, zero-backlash, high-capacity
Applications
for servo motors, for wheel and track drives, for pharmaceutical products, for robots, for rack-and-pinion drives, for actuators, for automation, for height adjustment, for electrical drives, for textiles, machine, for valves, for medical devices, for printing machines, for milling applications, for marine applications, for doors, for shaft, for valves, antenna, for AGV, drive, for machinery, for gear wheels, for material handling equipment, for food industry machinery, winch, centrifuge, for welding machines, for lathes, packaging machine
Rotational speed

2,000 rpm
(12,566.37 rad.min-1)

Description

The H series represents TwinSpin high precision reduction gears with through-holes in the shafts, also known as the hollow-shaft version. Cables, tubes with compressed air, drive shafts and so on can be led through the hole in the shaft of the gear. The H series high precision reduction gears comprise an accurate reduction mechanism and high-capacity radial and axial cylindrical bearings. This design of the reduction gears allows the mounting of the load directly on the output flange or case without a need of additional bearings. The H series is completely sealed and filled with grease for lifetime.

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