Efficient, Stainless Steel Gear Reducers

May 4, 2010
The RESF37 stainless steel helical gear reducer and KESA37 stainless steel helical bevel gear reducer use less energy, run cooler and last longer than typical single-worm gear units, says the vendor. 
The material, design and smooth finish mean high resistance to bacteria, chemicals and processes common to the food processing industry. The shaft-mounted gear units are available with TorqLOC, the vendor’s compact keyless hollow-shaft mounting system designed to eliminate the need for high-tolerance machining of the shaft and ensure easy removal of the reducer even after years of harsh service. The RESF37 and KESA37 are available with NEMA C-face motor adapters, IEC adapters or as gearmotors. The RESF37 and KESA37 stainless steel gearboxes are available with ratios up to 134.82 and 106.38:1 respectively. Both have an input power rating of up to 3HP and an output torque rating of 1,770 lb-in.SEW-Eurodrivewww.seweurodrive.com864.439.8792

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