Gear reducers offer precision adjustment
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Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Aug 23, 2004
HDIs are FlexDrive shaft mounted gear reducers that provide hand-adjustable, precise, static phase adjustment.
HDIs are FlexDrive shaft mounted gear reducers that provide hand-adjustable, precise, static phase adjustment.
On rotating shafts the HDI functions as a rigid shaft coupling.
Phase adjustment is accomplished when the drive system is stopped.
Adjustments are made by hand in either direction by adjusting the knurled outer ring producing infinitely variable relative rotation of the hubs through a 100:1 reduction ratio.
With the D hub fixed, rotation of the S hub is opposite to the direction of nut rotation.
With the S hub fixed, rotation at the D hub is in the same direction as nut rotation.
Infinit indexers are available in six sizes and have torque ratings form from 56 to 2260Nm.
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