In what industries are hard-tooth surface reduction motors used in light-load motor equipment?

The gears of the hard-tooth surface reduction motor are made of high-toughness low-carbon environmentally friendly carbon steel carburized and quenched, and the tooth surface has high strength. The gears are all milled using CNC machine tools, with high precision, good contact, high transmission system efficiency, good operability, good stability, and low noise; small size, light weight, long service life, and high load-bearing capacity; easy to maintain and install.

1. Core distance, center height, and reduction ratio are all selected using the priority numbering system.

2. The main parameters and structure of the gear are designed through the reliability of electronic computers.

3. The gears are made of high-quality, high-toughness, low-carbon, environmentally friendly carbon steel, and are milled through carburizing and quenching. The tooth surface has high strength and the gear accuracy reaches standard level 6.

4. The transmission system has high efficiency, low noise, and its carrying capacity has reached the global level in the 1990s.

The hard tooth surface reduction motor is a driving force transmission mechanism that uses the speed regulator of the gear to reduce the number of revolutions of the motor to the required number of revolutions to obtain a relatively large torque device. The hard tooth surface reduction motor is a mechanical equipment with relatively high precision. The purpose of applying it is to reduce the speed ratio and increase torque. The applicable fast shaft speed ratio does not exceed 1500 rpm, the peripheral speed of the gear transmission system does not exceed 20m/s, and the operating temperature is -40℃-45℃.

Hard tooth surface reduction motors are widely used in metallurgical industry, mining, lifting, transportation, concrete, engineering construction, chemical plants, textile industry, printing and dyeing plants, pharmaceutical industry and other industries.

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