Hypoid gearbox Galaxie® G coaxial100 - 200 Nm200 - 500 Nm
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Characteristics
- Type
- hypoid
- Shaft orientation
- coaxial
- Torque
- 100 - 200 Nm, 200 - 500 Nm, 500 - 1000 Nm, 20 - 50 Nm, 50 - 100 Nm, 1 - 2 kNm, > 10 kNm, 0.2 - 0.5 Nm, 0.1 - 0.2 Nm, 2 - 5 kNm, 10 - 20 Nm, 5 - 10 kNm, 5 - 10 Nm, 0.5 - 1 Nm, 0 - 0.1 Nm, 1 - 5 Nm
- Performance
- high-torque, high-performance
- Applications
- industrial, for electric motors
- Other characteristics
- linear
- Rotational speed
Max.: 125 rpm
(785.4 rad.min-1)Min.: 12 rpm
(75.4 rad.min-1)- Gear ratio
31 unit
Description
Galaxie G® is a backlash-free gearbox with optional inline planetary input stage and adapter plate for mounting on standard industrial servo motors.
Galaxie®, the radically new gearbox class, was nominated for the Federal President’s Award for Innovation in Science and Technology.
Configurable zero backlash gearbox with optional planetary pre-stage and motor mounting adapter plate.
Advantages
Highest torque density
Extreme torsional rigidity
Completely maintenance free
Improved synchronization accuracy
Robust and precise output bearing
Zero backlash
Easy integration
Benefits
Increased productivity
More stable processes
New, high performance machine generations
Greater competitiveness
Shorter project life times
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