Product Description
XWD2/ XWD3/XWD4/XWD5/XWD6/XWD7 /XWD8 gearbox with ac motor
Cycloidal reducer adopts meshing cycloid pin gear, planetary transmission principle, so usually also called planetary cycloid reducer. Planetary cycloidal reducer can be widely used in petroleum, environmental protection, chemical, cement, transport, textile, pharmaceutical, food, printing, lifting, mining, metallurgy, construction, power generation and other industries.
As a drive or reduction gear, the machine is divided into horizontal, vertical, biaxial and straight league assembly way,etc. Its unique stable structure can replace ordinary cylindrical gear reducer and worm gear reducer in many cases. Therefore, planetary cycloid gear reducer is widely used in various industries and fields, and is generally welcomed by the majority of users.
XWD/BWY cycloid reducer motor details:
B series:
BW basedoard horizontal installed double axes type
BL flange vertical installed double axes type
BWY basedoard horizontal installed motor direct-connection type
BLY flange vertical installed motor direct-connection type
X series:
XW basedoard horizontal installed double axes type
XL flange vertical installed double axes type
XWD basedoard horizontal installed motor direct-connection type
XLD flange vertical installed motor direct-connection type
FAQ
1, Q:what\’s your MOQ for ac gearbox motor ?
A: 1pc is ok for each type electric gear box motor
2, Q: What about your warranty for your induction speed reducer motor ?
A: 1 year ,but except man-made destroyed
3, Q: which payment way you can accept ?
A: TT, western union .
4, Q: how about your payment way ?
A: 100%payment in advanced less $5000 ,30% payment in advanced payment , 70% payment before sending over $5000.
5, Q: how about your packing of speed reduction motor ?
A: plywood case ,if size is small ,we will pack with pallet for less 1 container
6, Q: What information should be given, if I buy electric helical geared motor from you ?
A: rated power, ratio or output speed,type ,voltage , mounting way , quantity , if more is better ,
| Application: | Motor, Machinery, Agricultural Machinery |
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| Function: | Speed Changing, Speed Reduction |
| Layout: | Cycloidal |
| Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
| Installation: | Horizontal Type |
| Step: | Single-Step |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Materials Used in Manufacturing Cycloidal Gearboxes
Cycloidal gearboxes are constructed using a variety of materials to ensure durability, strength, and efficient operation. Some common materials used include:
- Steel: Steel is a popular choice due to its high strength and durability. It can withstand heavy loads and provides excellent wear resistance, making it suitable for industrial applications.
- Aluminum: Aluminum is chosen for its lightweight properties and corrosion resistance. It’s often used in applications where weight is a concern, such as aerospace and robotics.
- Cast Iron: Cast iron offers good heat dissipation and is known for its high resistance to wear and shock. It’s commonly used in heavy-duty applications that require high torque and strength.
- Alloys: Various alloy combinations can be used to enhance specific properties such as corrosion resistance, heat resistance, and strength.
- Plastics and Composites: In some cases, plastic or composite materials may be used, particularly in applications where low noise, lightweight construction, and corrosion resistance are essential.
The material selection depends on factors like the application’s torque, speed, environmental conditions, and desired performance characteristics. Each material offers a unique set of advantages, allowing cycloidal gearboxes to be customized to meet diverse industrial needs.
Patents Associated with Cycloidal Gearbox Designs
Throughout the history of cycloidal gearbox development, several patents have been filed for various designs and applications. Some notable patents include:
- Harmonic Drive: Ralph B. Heath’s patent for the “Harmonic Drive” (US Patent 2,906,143), filed in 1957, is one of the most famous patents related to cycloidal gear systems. This patent introduced the concept of a high-precision reduction gear mechanism using flexible components.
- Cycloidal Drive Mechanism: A patent by James Watt for a “Cycloidal Drive Mechanism” (GB Patent 1812), dating back to the 18th century, is often cited as one of the early references to cycloidal motion and gears.
- Planetary Roller Transmission: US Patent 3,671,927 by C.F. Kafesjian and H. Blumenstock introduced a “Planetary Roller Transmission” in 1972, describing a cycloidal drive mechanism with planetary motion.
- Cycloidal Speed Reducer: A patent for a “Cycloidal Speed Reducer” (US Patent 5,588,583) was granted to Richard J. Pieprzak in 1996, focusing on an improved design of cycloidal gears for various applications.
These patents represent a small sample of the numerous innovations and designs related to cycloidal gear systems that have been patented over the years. Patents play a significant role in protecting and promoting innovation in the field of gearbox technology.
How Does a Cycloidal Gearbox Work?
A cycloidal gearbox operates on the principle of cycloidal motion to transmit rotational power. It consists of a set of components that work together to achieve smooth and efficient motion transmission:
- High-Speed Input Shaft: The gearbox is connected to a high-speed input shaft, typically driven by an electric motor or another power source.
- Cycloidal Pins or Rollers: Surrounding the input shaft are a series of cycloidal pins or rollers arranged in a circular pattern. These pins interact with the lobed profiles of the outer stationary ring.
- Outer Stationary Ring: The outer ring remains stationary and contains lobed profiles. The lobes are designed in a way that allows them to engage with the cycloidal pins as they rotate.
- Motion Transmission: As the input shaft rotates, it causes the cycloidal pins to move along the circular path. The interaction between the cycloidal pins and the lobed profiles of the outer ring results in a unique motion known as epicycloidal or hypocycloidal motion.
This motion generates torque that is transferred from the input shaft to the output shaft of the gearbox. The main advantage of a cycloidal gearbox is its ability to provide high torque output in a compact design. The multiple points of contact between the pins and the lobes distribute the load, enhancing the gearbox’s load-carrying capacity.
Cycloidal gearboxes are known for their smooth and controlled motion, making them suitable for applications requiring precise positioning and high torque capabilities, such as robotics, automation, and industrial machinery.
editor by CX 2023-11-17