Application and Main Functions of Gear Reducers
A reducer is a power transmission mechanism that uses a gear speed converter to reduce the rotational speed of a motor to the desired speed while obtaining a larger torque. Currently, the application range of reducers in power and motion transmission mechanisms is very broad, and they can be found in almost all types of mechanical transmission systems, from transportation tools such as ships and cars, to construction, smart homes, office automation, production automation, medical devices, and gaming consoles, among others. In industrial applications, reducers have the functions of reducing speed and increasing torque. Therefore, they are widely used in speed and torque conversion equipment.
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2019-11-07 09:25
A reducer is a power transmission mechanism that uses a gear speed converter to reduce the rotational speed of the motor to the desired speed while obtaining a larger torque. Currently, the application range of reducers in power and motion transmission mechanisms is very wide, and they can be found in almost all types of mechanical transmission systems, from transportation tools such as ships and cars, construction, smart homes to office automation, production automation, medical devices, gaming machines, and so on. In industrial applications, reducers have the function of reducing speed and increasing torque. Therefore, they are widely used in speed and torque conversion equipment.
Main functions of the reducer:
Reduce speed while increasing output torque, with the torque output ratio according to the motor output multiplied by the reduction ratio, but it should be noted that it must not exceed the rated torque of the reducer. The reduction also lowers the load's inertia, with the reduction in inertia being the square of the reduction ratio. A reducer is a precision machine, and its purpose is to lower speed and increase torque.
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