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Absolute flexibility is given by the wide
choice of several mounting positions,
shaft configurations and motor interface,
all offered as standard. Also available in
helical-worm and double worm versions. |
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With top torque density, product variety,
extremely wide speed choice and great
compactness, the helical gearbox is suited
to a large variety of applications. |
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Designed to offer a fast, efficient and
easy to use fitting method for locating
gearboxes directly onto the driven shaft.
Where required, backstops can be
installed to fix the direction of rotation. |
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Compact and yet extremely powerful,
these units are ideal for all severe duty
applications where shock loadings and
impacts are prevalent. |
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With speed setting via a handwheel or
remotely controlled through a servo
mechanism, these units offer great
versatility to cope with most variable
speed applications. |
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Designed to transmit rotary motion
through ninety degrees, these compact
units are available in many configurations,
including sealed for life and ultra compact. |
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For varying the speed of electric motors,
inverters can be made to perform many
different tasks, such as inching and
automatic restart after power failure. |
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