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Strain wave gear reducer DHSG-S
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Strain wave gear reducer - DHSG-S - Infranor Group - harmonic / concentric / hollow-shaft
Strain wave gear reducer - DHSG-S - Infranor Group - harmonic / concentric / hollow-shaft
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Characteristics

Type
strain wave, harmonic
Shaft orientation
concentric
Shaft configuration
hollow-shaft, solid-shaft
Torque
500 - 1000 Nm
Number of stages
single-stage
Performance
high-precision, high-torque, high-rigidity, zero-backlash
Applications
transmission, for robots, for machine tools, for aeronautical applications
Rotational speed

Max.: 8,500 rpm
(53,407.0751 rad.min-1)

Min.: 0 rpm
(0 rad.min-1)

Gear ratio

Max.: 160 unit

Min.: 50 unit

Weight

Max.: 9.8 kg
(21.61 lb)

Min.: 0.66 kg
(1.46 lb)

Description

High reduction ratios meet accuracy & compactness Our Harmonic or strain wave gears offer high reduction ratios in one stage. They are equipped with our patented “SP gear-tooth profile”, offering high accuracy, rigidity and zero-backlash. They are ideally suited for Robotic applications, CNC machine tools, aerospace applications and other key industries, whenever high reduction ratios are required, space is limited, and ease of installation is desirable. Whether it is hollow shaft with large aperture, solid shaft, or rigid joint design, you are sure to find the right solution. > Lightweight: up to 50% volume and weight reduction compared to standard gears > Transmission accuracy down to 50 arc-seconds, repeated positioning 5 arc-seconds > SP gear profile increases rigidity (+10%) and transmission accuracy (+20%) > Special lubricating grease lowers noise, temperature, and wear > Ultralong service life: L10: 10,000 [h]/ L50: 50,000 [h]

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