Shaft Mounted Speed Reducer is one of the most versatile drives offering the largest ratio range and capable of powers up to 280kW.
Features
Model in six sizes from B to G with nominal ratios of 5:1, 13:1 and 20:1
Extended 2 year warranty.
Mounts direct onto the driven shaft:
No alignment problems.
No shaft couplings.
Flexible motor mounted in a convenient position.
No expensive adjustable base plate is required for the motor, as V-Belt tensioning is done by the use of a
torque arm which can be simply shortened or extended to swing the SMSR about its output hub to tension the
'V' -Belts.
Quick and easy speed changing via belt drive.
Final output speed can be very accurately obtained by adjusting the 'V' -Belt' drive ratio.
High efficiency by using helical gears
Single - 98% efficiency.
Double - 96% efficiency.
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Join ASPRS for their 75th Anniversary at their 2009 Annual Conference in Baltimore, MD, March 9-13. 400 Technical Oral and Poster Presentations, 14 Workshops, 115 Exhibit Booths, Hot Topic Discussion, and User Groups hosted by Leading Industry Suppliers.
Join ASPRS for their 75th Anniversary at their 2009 Annual Conference in Baltimore, MD, March 9-13. 400 Technical Oral and Poster Presentations, 14 Workshops, 115 Exhibit Booths, Hot Topic Discussion, and User Groups hosted by Leading Industry Suppliers.
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