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News Release from: Nord Drivesystems | Subject: SK 92072
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 01 July 2002
Gearbox offers higher capacity at lower
cost
A new range of helical bevel gearboxes offers an increased capacity of 20-61%, while gearbox dimensions remain unchanged.
Nord Gear (UK) has launched its latest range of helical bevel gearboxes By using optimised output gearing, with bearing and shaft upgrades, this range offers an increased capacity of 20-61%, while gearbox dimensions remain unchanged
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 12 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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This increase in capacity enables users to select a gearbox one size smaller, bringing overall costs close to that of the helical worm option.
To provide even more choice, an intermediate size is now available between the two previous smallest options.
Identified by an additional 0.1 to their designation, the new units can now offer Nord's reinforced, dry-well VL II/III heavy duty bearing arrangements, making them suitable for applications with very high external loads.
Nord's two-stage helical bevel range will now be complemented by a new compact unit providing a versatile option for small wormboxes, with increased efficiency.
Using a single Nord Unicase housing, in lightweight aluminium, the new SK 92072 is universally adaptable.
This option includes an integral torque arm, with a maximum torque of 90Nm, and provides a ratio range from 3.9 to 55:1.
These latest additions to the helical bevel range, when combined with Nord's EFF1 motor, offer operating cost savings of up to 40% - making an extremely attractive combination.
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