Product Description
Automatic Pull Back Gearbox for Toys Car/ Toy Car Gearbox /
Toy Car Spare Parts Assembly Machine
This is a special fully automatic assembly machine for 2 mm pull back gear box toys.
It adopts the latest technology to assembly the bottom cover, small gearbox, gearbox, iron
shaft and upper cover by fully automatic,which saves labor and improves work efficiency.
The whole production line is from feeding, sorting, assembling, to optical fiber detection
of accessories, rejecting defective products, and finally to the discharge of qualified finished
products, realizing automatic production, stable and efficient, high compatibility, and can
effectively improve market competitiveness.
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Machine Size |
L1390*W1800*H1950mm |
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Output |
1200-1440pcs/hour |
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Voltage |
220V |
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Power |
10 KW |
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Control Mode |
PLC Control |
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Fuselage material |
Aluminium alloy |
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Special requirement |
Different sizes are optional |
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| Application: | Machinery, Toy |
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| Function: | Speed Changing |
| Layout: | Cycloidal |
| Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
| Installation: | Vertical Type |
| Step: | Four-Step |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Calculation of Reduction Ratio in a Cycloidal Gearbox
The reduction ratio in a cycloidal gearbox can be calculated using the following formula:
Reduction Ratio = (Number of Input Pins + Number of Output Pins) / Number of Output Pins
In a cycloidal gearbox, the input pins engage with the lobes of the cam disc, while the output pins are engaged with the cycloidal pins of the output rotor. The reduction ratio determines the relationship between the number of input and output pins engaged at any given time.
For example, if a cycloidal gearbox has 7 input pins and 14 output pins engaged, the reduction ratio would be:
Reduction Ratio = (7 + 14) / 14 = 1.5
This means that for every 1 revolution of the input pins, the output rotor will complete 1.5 revolutions. The reduction ratio is a key parameter that influences the output speed and torque of the cycloidal gearbox.
History of Cycloidal Gear System Development
The history of cycloidal gear systems dates back to ancient times, with various forms of non-circular gears being used for specialized applications. The concept of the cycloidal gear system as we know it today, however, has evolved over centuries of engineering and innovation:
- Ancient Roots: The concept of using non-circular gears can be traced back to ancient civilizations, where devices like the “Antikythera Mechanism” (c. 150-100 BC) employed non-circular gear arrangements.
- Cam Mechanisms: During the Renaissance, engineers and inventors like Leonardo da Vinci explored mechanisms involving cams and followers, which are precursors to modern cycloidal gears.
- Cycloidal Motion Studies: In the 19th century, engineers and mathematicians like Franz Reuleaux and Robert Willis studied and developed mechanisms based on the principles of cycloidal motion.
- Early Cycloidal Gearboxes: The development of cycloidal gear systems gained momentum in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with inventors like Emile Alluard and Louis André creating early forms of cycloidal gear mechanisms and gearboxes.
- Cycloidal Drive: The term “cycloidal drive” was coined by James Watt in the 18th century, referring to mechanisms that produce a motion resembling a rolling circle.
- Modern Cycloidal Gearboxes: The development of modern cycloidal gearboxes was further advanced by engineers like Ralph B. Heath, who patented the “Harmonic Drive” in the 1950s. This invention marked a significant step in the advancement and commercialization of precision cycloidal gear systems.
- Advancements and Applications: Over the decades, cycloidal gear systems have found applications in robotics, aerospace, automation, and other fields that require compactness, precision, and high torque capabilities.
The history of cycloidal gear system development reflects the contributions of many engineers and inventors who have refined and advanced the technology over time. Today, cycloidal gearboxes continue to play a crucial role in various industries and applications.
Principle of Cycloidal Gearing
Cycloidal gearing is a mechanism that utilizes the unique shape of cycloidal discs to achieve motion transmission. The principle involves the interaction between two main components: the input disc and the output disc.
The input disc has lobes with pins, while the output disc has lobes with matching holes. The lobes on both discs are not perfectly circular but are shaped in a cycloidal profile. As the input disc rotates, the pins on its lobes engage with the holes in the output disc’s lobes.
As the input disc rotates, the pins move along the cycloidal paths, causing the output disc to rotate. The interaction between the pins and the holes results in smooth and continuous motion transfer. The unique shape of the cycloidal profile ensures that there is always at least one point of contact between the pins and the holes, allowing for efficient torque transmission and reduced wear.
Cycloidal gearing provides advantages such as high torque capacity, compact size, and precision motion. However, due to the complex shape of the components and the continuous engagement, manufacturing and assembly of cycloidal gearboxes can be intricate.
editor by CX 2024-02-10