Description
Parallel Gearboxes
Parallel gearboxes are mechanical devices that transmit power and torque between parallel shafts. They are used in various industrial applications, including manufacturing, material handling, and automotive industries.
Parallel gearboxes consist of two or more gears that transmit torque and speed from the input shaft to the output shaft. The output shaft is located parallel to the input shaft, making it ideal for use in applications where space is limited.
There are several types of parallel gearboxes that are designed to meet specific application requirements, including spur gearboxes, helical gearboxes, and planetary gearboxes. The choice of gearbox depends on the amount of torque, speed, and power required for the application.
Spur gearboxes are the most basic type of parallel gearbox and consist of gears with straight teeth. Helical gearboxes, on the other hand, have gears with angled teeth that offer smoother operation and reduced noise. Planetary gearboxes are more complex and offer a higher gear ratio.
Parallel gearboxes play a crucial role in many industrial applications as they enable efficient power transmission and motion control. They are designed to deliver reliable performance even in harsh operating conditions, making them well-suited to a wide range of applications.
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Parallel Gearboxes – Replacement of Comer Code A-16A 1:1
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| Application |
Various (agricultural) applications
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| Technical information |
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| Max. input power |
62.6 kW
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| Max. output torque |
1071 nm
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| Contains oil |
No
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| Max. oil capacity |
1.5 l
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| Max. oil change interval |
500 h
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| Oil SAE viscosity grade |
80W-90
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| Housing material |
Cast iron GGG40
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| Weight |
35 kg
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| Gear arrangement |
214
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| Ratio |
1: 1
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| Input shaft |
X
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| Shaft X |
1 3/8″ (6) (A)
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| Shaft Y |
1 3/8″ (6) (B)
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