Product Description
Product Description
China Factory customization high payload motor reducer agriculture 2 speed gearbox
HangZhou Fubao Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd.WF series motor reducer agriculture 2 speed gearbox for 5 axis machining center developed and manufactured by WEITENSTAN together with German and ZheJiang technicians for many years.
High precision miniature cycloidal gearbox has the characteristics of smaller, ultra-thin, lightweight and high rigidity, anti-overload and high torque. With good deceleration performance, smooth operation and accurate positioning can be achieved. Integrated design, can be directly connected with the motor, to achieve high precision, high rigidity, high durability and other advantages. It is designed for high speed ratio, high geometric accuracy, low motion loss, large torque capacity and high stiffness applications. The compact design (minimum OD ≈40mm, currently the world’s smallest precision cycloidal pin-wheel reducer) allows it to be installed in limited Spaces.
The design of WEITENSTAN high-precision reducers is based on a new reduction principle and newly developed radial and axial output bearings. The result is a new generation of power transmission systems. The new drive concept allows WEITENSTAN gear units to be used directly in the gears of robot joints, rotary tables and various transport systems.
WEITENSTAN high-precision reducers are designed for applications requiring large speed ratios, high precision, low-loss motion, high torque capacity, and high rigidity. At the same time, they are compact in design, can be installed in limited spaces, and have small inertia.
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Product Advantage
China Factory customization high payload motor reducer agriculture 2 speed gearbox
advantages:
1, fine precision cycloidal structure
Ultra flat shape is achieved through differential reduction mechanism and thin cross roller bearing, contributing to the compact size of the equipment. The combination of small size and unmatched superior parameters achieves the best combination of performance, price and size (high cost performance).
2. Excellent accuracy (transmission loss ≤1 arcmin)
Through the complex meshing of precision cycloid gear and high precision roller pin, higher transmission accuracy is achieved while maintaining small size and high speed ratio.
3, high rigidity
Increase the mesh rate to disperse the load, so the rigidity is high.
4. High overload capacity
It maintains trouble-free operation under abnormally low noise and vibration conditions while ensuring excellent overturning and torsional stiffness parameters. Integrated axial radial cross roller bearings, high load capacity and overload capacity of the reducer, can ensure users to provide a variety of temperature range of applications.
5, the motor installation is simple
Electromechanical integration design, can be directly connected with the motor, any brand of motor can be installed directly, without adding any device.
6. Maintenance free
Seal grease to achieve maintenance free. No refueling, no mounting direction restrictions.
7, stable performance
The manufacturing process of high wear-resistant materials and high precision parts has been certified by ISO9000 quality system, which guarantees the reliable operation of the reducer.
Product Classification
WF Series
High Precision Miniature Reducer
WF series is a high precision micro cycloidal reducer with flange, which has a wide range of applications. This series of reducers includes precise reduction mechanisms and radial – axial roller bearings. The unique design allows load to act directly on the output flange or housing without additional bearings. WF series reducer is characterized by module design, can be installed through the flange motor and reducer, belongs to the motor directly connected reducer.
WFH Series
High Precision Miniature Reducer
WFH series is a hollow form of high precision miniature cycloidal reducer, wire, compressed air pipeline, drive shaft can be through the hollow shaft, non-motor direct connection type reducer. The WFH series is fully sealed, full of grease and includes precise deceleration mechanism and radial – axial roller bearings. The unique design allows load to be acted directly on the output flange or housing without additional bearings.
WR Series
high-precision corner reducer
The WR series is a flange output corner reducer. Like the WF and WFH series, it is a high-precision reducer (backlash less than 1 arc.min), and the level 2 can also be within 1 arc.min, which is higher than other types. Corner type reducer. It can replace the harmonic drive reducer, and its life and rigidity are more than 3 times that of the harmonic.
Product Parameters
Size | reduction ratio | Rated output moment | Allowable torque of start and stop | Instantaneous allowable moment | Rated input speed | Maximum input speed | Tilt stiffness | Torsional stiffness | No-load starting torque | Transmission accuracy | Error accuracy | Moment of inertia | Weight | |
Axis rotation | Shell rotation | Nm | Nm | Nm | rpm | rpm | Nm/arcmin | Nm/arcmin | Nm | arcmin | arcmin | kg-m² | kg | |
WF07 | 21 | 20 | 15 | 30 | 45 | 3000 | 6000 | 6 | 1.1 | 0.12 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | 0.52 | 0.42 |
41 | 40 | 0.11 | 0.47 | |||||||||||
WF17 | 21 | 20 | 50 | 100 | 150 | 3000 | 6000 | 28 | 6 | 0.21 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | 0.88 | 0.85 |
41 | 40 | 0.18 | 0.72 | |||||||||||
61 | 60 | 0.14 | 0.69 | |||||||||||
WF25 | 21 | 20 | 110 | 220 | 330 | 3000 | 5500 | 131 | 24 | 0.47 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | 6.12 | 2 |
31 | 30 | 0.41 | 5.67 | |||||||||||
41 | 40 | 0.38 | 4.9 | |||||||||||
51 | 50 | 0.35 | 4.56 | |||||||||||
81 | 80 | 0.31 | 4.25 | |||||||||||
WF32 | 25 | 24 | 190 | 380 | 570 | 3000 | 4500 | 240 | 35 | 1.15 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | 11 | 4.2 |
31 | 30 | 1.1 | 10.8 | |||||||||||
51 | 50 | 0.77 | 9.35 | |||||||||||
81 | 80 | 0.74 | 8.32 | |||||||||||
101 | 100 | 0.6 | 7.7 | |||||||||||
WF40 | 25 | 24 | 320 | 640 | 960 | 3000 | 4000 | 377 | 50 | 1.35 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | P1≤±1 P2≤±3 | 13.2 | 6.6 |
31 | 30 | 1.32 | 12.96 | |||||||||||
51 | 50 | 0.92 | 11.22 | |||||||||||
81 | 80 | 0.81 | 9.84 | |||||||||||
121 | 120 | 0.72 | 8.4 |
Installation Instructions
Company Profile
Q: Speed reducer grease replacement time
A: When sealing appropriate amount of grease and running reducer, the standard replacement time is 20000 hours according to the aging condition of the grease. In addition, when the grease is stained or used in the surrounding temperature condition (above 40ºC), please check the aging and fouling of the grease, and specify the replacement time.
Q: Delivery time
A: Fubao has 2000+ production base, daily output of 1000+ units, standard models within 7 days of delivery.
Q: Reducer selection
A: Fubao provides professional product selection guidance, with higher product matching degree, higher cost performance and higher utilization rate.
Q: Application range of reducer
A: Fubao has a professional research and development team, complete category design, can match any stepping motor, servo motor, more accurate matching.
Shipping Cost:
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Application: | Motor, Machinery, Agricultural Machinery |
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Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
Installation: | Horizontal Type |
Customization: |
Available
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How to Use a Cyclone Gearbox
Often, a cycloidal gearbox is used in order to achieve a torque transfer from a motor or pump. This type of gearbox is often a common choice as it has a number of advantages over a regular gearbox. Its main advantage is that it is easy to make, which means that it can be incorporated into a variety of applications. However, if you want to use a cycloidal gearbox, there are a few things that you need to know. These include the operation principle, the structure and the dynamic and inertial effects that come with it.
Dynamic and inertial effects
Several studies have been carried out on the static and dynamic properties of cycloidal gears. The study of these effects is beneficial in assisting optimal design of cycloidal speed reducers.
In this paper, the dynamic and inertial effects of a two-stage cycloidal speed reducer have been investigated using the CZPT program package. Moreover, a new model for cycloidal reducers based on non-linear contact dynamics has been developed. The new model aims to predict several operational conditions.
The normal excitation contact force for the cycloid discs of the first and second stage is very similar. However, the total deformation at the contact point is different. This effect is mainly due to the system’s own oscillations. The cycloid discs of the second stage turn around the ring gear roller with a 180deg angle. This angle is a significant contributor to the torque loads. The total excitation force on the cycloid discs of first and second stage is 1848 N and 2068.7 N, respectively.
In order to analyze the contact stress, different gear profiles were investigated. The mesh density was considered as an important design criterion. It was found that a bigger hole reduces the material content of the cycloidal disc and results in more stresses.
Moreover, it is possible to reduce the contact forces in a more efficient manner by changing the geometric parameters. This can be done by mesh refinement along the disc width. The cycloidal disc has the greatest influence on the output results.
The efficiency of a cycloidal drive increases with the increase in load. The efficiency of a cycloidal reducer also depends on the eccentricity of the input shaft and the cycloidal plate. The efficiency curve for small loads is linear. However, for the larger loads, the efficiency curve becomes more non-linear. This is because the stiffness of the cycloid reducer increases as the load increases.
Structure
Despite the fact that it looks like a complicated engineering puzzle, the construction of a cycloidal gearbox is actually quite simple. The key elements are the base, the load plate and the thrust bearing. All these elements work together to create a stable, compact gearbox.
The base is a circular section with several cylindrical pins around its outer edge. The pins are fixed on a fixed ring that holds them in a circular path. The ring serves as a reference circle. The circle’s size is approximately 5mm in diameter.
The load plate is a series of threaded screw holes. These are arranged 15mm away from the center. These are used to anchor external structures. The load plate must be rotated around the X and Y axis.
The thrust bearing is placed on top of the load plate. The bearing is made of an internal diameter of 35mm and an external diameter of 52mm. It is used to allow rotation around the Z axis.
The cycloidal disc is the centerpiece of the cycloidal gearbox. The disc has holes for the pins that drive the output shaft. The holes are larger than those used in output roller pins. The disc also has a reduced eccentricity.
The pins are attached to the cycloidal disc by rolling pins. The pins are made of a material that provides mechanical support for the drive during high-torque situations. The pins have a 9mm external diameter. The disc has a number of lobes and is rotated by one lobe per shaft revolution.
The cycloidal gearbox also has a top cover that helps keep the components together. The cover has a pocket for tools. The top cover also has threads that screw into the casing.
Operation principle
Among many types of gear transmissions, cycloidal gearboxes are used in heavy machinery and multi-axis robots. They are highly effective, compact and capable of high ratios. In addition, they have an overload capability.
Cycloid disks are driven by eccentric shafts that rotate around fixed ring pins. Roller pins of the pin disc engage with holes in the cycloidal disc. These roller pins drive the pin disc and the pin disc transfers the motion to the output shaft.
Unlike conventional gear drives, cycloidal drives have low backlash and high torsional stiffness. They are ideally suited to heavy loads and all drive technologies. The lower mass and compact design of the cycloidal disk also contributes to its high efficiency and positioning accuracy.
The cycloidal disc plays a central role in the gearbox kinematics. It rotates around a fixed ring in a circle. When the disc is pushed against the ring gear, the pins engage with the disc and the roller pins rotate around the pins. This rotating motion generates vibration, which travels through the driven shafts.
Cycloid discs are typically designed with a short cycloid, so that the eccentricity is minimized. This reduces unbalance forces at high speeds. Ideally, the number of lobes on the cycloid is smaller than the number of surrounding pins. This reduces the amount of Hertzian contact stress.
Unlike planetary gears, cycloidal gears have high accuracy and are capable of withstanding shock loads. They also experience low friction and less wear on tooth flanks. They also have higher efficiency and load capacity.
Cycloid gears are generally more difficult to manufacture than involute gears. Cycloid gears are not suitable for stacking gear stages. They require extreme accuracy for manufacturing. However, their smaller size and low backlash, high torsional stiffness, and low vibration make them ideal for use in heavy machines.
Involute gear tooth profile
Almost all gears are manufactured with an involute gear tooth profile. Cycloid gears are also produced with this profile. Compared with involute gears, cycloid gears are stronger and can transmit more power. However, they can also be more difficult to manufacture. This makes them costlier.
The involute gear tooth profile is a smooth curve. It is derived from the involute curve of a circle. A tangent to the base circle is the normal at any point of an involute.
This curve has properties that allow the involute gear teeth to transfer motion in perpendicular direction. It is also the path traced by the end of the string unwrapping from a cylinder.
An involute profile has the advantage of being easy to manufacture. It also allows for smooth meshing despite misalignment of the centre distance. This profile is also preferred over a cycloid tooth profile, but it is not the best in every regard.
Cycloid gear teeth are also made of two curves. Unlike involute teeth, cycloid gear teeth have a consistent radius. Cycloid gears are less likely to produce noise. But they are also more expensive to manufacture.
Involute teeth are easier to manufacture because they have only one curve. Cycloid gears can also be made with a rack type cutter. This makes them cheaper to manufacture. However, they require an expert design. They can also be manufactured with a gear shaper that includes a pinion cutter.
The tooth profiles that satisfy the law of gear-tooth action are sometimes called conjugate profiles. The involute profile is the most common of these. It allows for constant torque transmission.
Backlash
Typically, cycloidal drives provide a high ratio of transmission with no backlash. This is because the cycloid disc is driven by an eccentric shaft. During rotation, the cycloid disc rotates around a fixed ring. This ring also rotates independently of the center of gravity.
The cycloid disc is typically shortened to reduce the eccentricity. This helps to minimize the unbalance forces that may occur at high speeds. The cycloid also offers a larger gear ratio than traditional gears. This provides a better positional accuracy.
Cycloid drives also have a high torsional stiffness. This provides greater torsional resilience and shock load capabilities. This is important for a number of reasons, such as in heavy-duty applications.
Cycloid drives also have lower mass. These benefits make them ideally suited for all drive technologies. The design also allows for higher torsional stiffness and service life. These drives also have a much smaller profile.
Cycloid drives are also used to reduce speed. Because of the high torsional stiffness of the cycloid, they also have high positioning accuracy.
Cycloid drives are well-suited to a variety of applications, including electric motors, generators, and pump motors. They are also highly resistant to shock loads, which is important in a variety of applications. This design is ideal for applications that require a large transmission ratio in a compact design.
Cycloid drives also have the advantage of minimizing the clearance between the mating components. This helps to eliminate interference and ensure a positive fit. This is particularly important in gearboxes. It also allows for the use of a load cell and potentiometer to determine the backlash of the gearbox.
editor by CX 2023-05-30
China Custom Trc Helical Gear Motor Reducer Gearbox with Stable Speed Transmission cycloidal gearbox ratio
Product Description
Features for SRC helical gearboxes reducers,
1.Larger output torque,stable transmission with lower noise,
2.Ommibearing installation available,
3.Aluminium alloy diecast,
4.Customising available for flange or shaft
Important information for SRC helical gear speed reducers,
Input coupling | Flange and shaft |
Output coupling | Flange and shaft |
Foot mounted | Available for Motovario and CZPT foot mounted specs. The letter,B in the data sheet of foot code is for CZPT and M for Motovario |
Range of reduction ratios | 3.74—51.30 |
Motor power coupled | 0.12—4KW |
Version |
1.Flange coupled,shaft output,with foot mounted,marked as SRC…P
2.Shaft coupled and output,with foot mounted,marked as SRC…HS
3.Flange coupled,shaft output,no foot mounted,marked as SRCZ…P
4.Shaft coupled and output,no foot mounted,marked as SRCZ…HS
5.Flange coupled and output,no foot mounted,marked as SRCF…P
6.Shaft coupled,flange output,no foot mounted,marked as SRCF…HS
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Shipping Cost:
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Layout: | Cycloidal |
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Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
Installation: | Vertical Type |
Samples: |
US$ 90/Piece
1 Piece(Min.Order) | Order Sample |
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Customization: |
Available
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The Basics of Designing a Cyclone Gearbox
Compared to conventional gearboxes, the cycloidal gearbox offers a number of advantages including a higher ratio of transmission, robustness against shock loads, and greater positioning accuracy. However, designing a cycloidal gearbox can be complicated. This article will discuss some of the basic design principles. In addition, it will cover topics such as size, position accuracy, and transmission ratios.
Basic design principles
Unlike a conventional ring gear, a cycloidal gearbox uses a cycloidal disc to provide torque multiplication. The output direction of the cycloidal gear disc is opposite to the rotation of the input shaft. This allows for more compact gear construction. It also allows for increased load capacity.
Cycloid drive kinematics can appear complex, but they are actually quite simple. Instead of rotating around the center of gravity like conventional gears, the cycloidal disc rotates around fixed pins. This provides a higher reduction ratio.
To reduce vibrations and noise, multiple cycloidal discs are used. This allows for uniform distribution of forces on the carrier pin devices. This also provides a better rotational balance. In addition, multiple cycloidal discs reduce the axial moment of the carrier pin devices.
The cycloidal gear disc is supported by a separate gear disc bearing. This design provides a low component count and reduces wear. This type of kinematics can also be used in an electric motor with a high power density.
The cycloidal gear disc provides a high reduction ratio, which allows for compact construction. Unlike a ring gear, the cycloidal disc has fewer teeth. It also provides a higher reduction ratio, which is advantageous for high rotational input speed applications.
Cycloid gear discs have cylindrical holes, which allow for carrier pin devices to protrude through them. This is useful because the carrier pin devices can roll along the inside wall of the cylindrical hole in the gear disc.
A load plate is also used to provide anchorage for external structures. This plate contains threaded screw holes arranged 15mm away from the center. It has a 9mm external diameter and a 3mm through hole.
Transmission ratios up to 300:1
cycloidal gearboxes are used in a wide range of applications, from machine tools to medical imaging devices. Compared to planetary gearboxes, they offer superior positioning accuracy, torsional stiffness, backlash, and fatigue performance.
Cycloid gearboxes are also capable of transmitting more torque than planetary gears. In addition, they have a lower Hertzian contact stress and higher overload protection. Cycloid gearboxes are able to provide transmission ratios up to 300:1 in a small package.
Cycloid gears also have lower backlash over extended periods, making them an ideal choice for applications with critical positioning accuracy. Cycloid gearboxes also have good wear resistance, as well as low friction. Cycloid gears are lightweight and have good torsional stiffness, making them ideal for applications with heavy loads.
Cycloid gearboxes have several different designs. They can provide transmission ratios up to 300:1 without the need for additional pre-stages. Cycloid gears also require more accurate manufacturing processes than involute gears. Cycloid gearboxes can also be used for applications that require high power consumption, and can withstand shock loads.
Cycloid gearboxes can be adapted to fit most common servomotors. They have a modular design, all-round corrosion protection, and easy installation. Cycloid gears have a radial clamping ring, which reduces inertia by up to 39%.
CZPT Precision Europe GmbH, a subsidiary of CZPT Group, has developed an innovative online configurator to simplify the configuration of gearboxes. CZPT cycloidal gearheads are precision-built, robust, and reliable. They have a two-stage reduction principle, which minimises vibration and provides even force distribution.
Cycloid gears are capable of providing transmission ratios from 30:1 to 300:1. Cycloid gearboxes can achieve high gear ratios because they require fewer moving parts, and they have a low backlash.
Robustness against shock loads
Unlike conventional gearboxes that are easily damaged by shock loads, the cycloidal gearbox is extremely robust. It is a versatile solution that is ideally suited for handling equipment, food manufacturing, and machine tools.
The mechanical construction of a cycloidal gearbox consists of several mechanical components. These include cycloidal wheels, bearings, transformation elements, and needles. In addition, it has high torsional stiffness and tilting moment. It is also accompanied by highly nonlinear friction characteristic.
In order to assess the robustness of the cycloidal gearbox against shock loads, a mathematical model was developed. The model was used to calculate the stress distribution on the cycloid disc. This model can be used as a basis for more complex mechanical models.
The model is based on new approach, which allows to model stiction in all quadrants of the cycloid gear. In addition, it can be applied to actuator control.
The mathematical model is presented together with the procedure for measuring the contact stress. The results are compared to the measurement performed in the real system. The model and the measurement are found to be very close to each other.
The model also allows for the analysis of different gear profiles for load distribution. In addition, it is possible to analyze contact stresses with different geometric parameters. The mesh refinement along the disc width helps to ensure an even distribution of contact forces.
The stiction breakaway speed is calculated to the motor side. The non-zero current is then derived to the input side of the gearbox. In addition, a small steady phase is modeled during the speed direction transition. The results of the simulation are compared to the measurement. The results show that the model is extremely accurate.
Positioning accuracy
Getting the correct positioning accuracy from a cycloidal gearbox is no small feat. This is because the gears are compact, and the clearances are relatively small. This means you can expect a lot of torque from your output shaft. However, this is only part of the picture. Other concerns, such as backlash, kinematic error, and loading are all important considerations.
Getting the best possible positioning accuracy from a cycloidal gearbox means choosing a reducer that is well-made and correctly configured. A properly-selected reducer will eliminate repeatable inaccuracies and provide absolute positioning accuracy at all times. In addition, this type of gearbox offers several advantages over conventional gearboxes. These include high efficiency, low backlash, and high overload protection.
Getting the correct positioning accuracy from a gearbox also involves choosing a supplier that knows what it is doing. The best vendors are those who have experience with the product, offer a wide variety, and provide support and service to ensure the product is installed and maintained correctly. Another consideration is the manufacturer’s warranty. A reputable manufacturer will offer warranties for the gearbox. The aforementioned factors will ensure that your investment in a cycloidal gearbox pays off for years to come.
Getting the correct positioning accuracy from your cycloidal gearbox involves choosing a manufacturer that specializes in this type of product. This is particularly true if you are involved in robotics, automated painting, or any other industrial process that requires the best possible accuracy. A good manufacturer will offer the latest technology, and have the expertise to help you find the best solution for your application. This will ensure your product is a success from start to finish.
Size
Choosing the right size of cycloidal gearbox is important for its efficient operation. However, it is not a simple task. The process involves complex machining and requires the creation of many parts. There are different sizes of cycloidal gearboxes, and a few basic rules of thumb can help you choose the right size.
The first rule of thumb for choosing the right size of cycloidal gearboxes is to use a gearbox with the same diameter of the input shaft. This means that the gearbox must be at least 5mm thick. The cycloid will also require a base and a bearing to hold the driveshaft in place. The base should be large enough to house the pins. The bearing must be the same size as the input shaft.
The next rule of thumb is to have a hole in the cycloid for the output shaft. In this way, the output will be back-drivable and has low backlash. There should be at least four to six output holes. The size of the holes should be such that the centerline of the cycloid is equal to the size of the center of the bearing.
Using a Desmos graph, you can then create the gear parameters. The number of pins should be equal to the number of teeth in the cycloidal gear, and the size of the pins should be twice the size of the gear. The radius of the pins should be equal to the value of C from Desmos, and the size of the pin circle should be equal to the R value.
The final rule of thumb is to ensure that the cycloid has no sharp edges or discontinuities. It should also have a smooth line.
editor by CX
2023-04-14