The integration of the gear motor and worm gear reducer contributes to space reduction.
TERUS
overview
By employing a worm gear reducer with an integrated Hypoid Motor for the gear motor used to adjust the width of the rubber mixing rolls, which requires a large reduction ratio, we have achieved a compact design.
Problem
Traditionally, to achieve a high reduction ratio, a gear motor and a worm gear reducer were connected, but this required a coupling, which took up space. Furthermore, alignment between the two components was necessary during assembly, and even slight misalignment could cause abnormal noise and vibration, requiring time for readjustment.
Adopted products
TERUS
This is a helical worm motor that combines a worm reducer with a gear motor.
Orthogonal and high reduction compatible for equipment that requires high strength, quietness, and compactness.
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Benefits of adopting the product
The coupling previously used to connect the gear motor and worm reducer is no longer needed, resulting in significant space savings. This allows for the rearrangement of peripheral equipment that previously interfered with each other, improving the overall flexibility of the device's layout. Furthermore, the integrated structure eliminates the need for alignment work, shortening the assembly process and reducing the risk of malfunctions such as abnormal noise, vibration, and premature wear caused by misalignment.
Furthermore, the self-locking properties of the worm gear offer protection against material jamming.
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