Product Description
SMRV series worm-gear speed reducer is a new-generation of products developed by our company with combination of advanced by technology both at home and abroad.
Characteristics:
(1)Large output torque
(2) Safe, reliable, economical and durable
(3) Stable transmission, quiet operation
(4) High heat-radiating efficiency, high carrying ability
(5) Combination of 2 single-step worm gear speed reducers, meeting the requirements of super speed ratio
(6) Mechanical gearboxes are widely used in the sectors,like foodstuff, ceramics, and chemical manufacturing, as well as packing, printing, dyeing and plastics
Technical data:
(1) Motor input power:0.06kw-15kw
(2) Output torque:4-2320N.M
(3) Speed ratio of worm gear peed reducer: 5/10/15/20/25/30/40/50/60/80/100
(4) With IEC motor input flange: 56B14/71B14/80B5/90B5…
Materials:
(1) NMRV571-NMRV090: Aluminium alloy housing
(2) NMRV110-150: Cast iron housing
(3) Bearing: CHINAMFG bearing & Homemade bearing
(4) Lubricant: Synthetic & Mineral
(5) The material of the worm mandrel is HT250, and the worm ring gear is ZQSn10-1.
(6) With high quality homemade bearings, assembled CHINAMFG oil seals & filled with high quality lubricant.
Operation&mantenance
(1)When worm speed reducer starts to work up to200-400 hours, its lubricant should be replaced.
(2)The gearbox need to replace the oil after 4000 hours.
(3)Worm reduction gearbox is fully filled with lubricant oil after finshed assembly.
(4)Lubricanting oil should be kept enough in the casing and checked at a fixed time.
Color:
(1) Blue / Light blue
(2) Silvery White
Quality control
(1) Quality guarantee: 1 year
(2) Certificate of quality: ISO9001:2000
(3) Every product must be tested before sending
Motor power | Model | speed ratio | output speed | output toruqe |
0.06kw 1400rpm | NMRV030 | 5 | 280rpm | 2.0N.M |
NMRV030 | 7.5 | 186rpm | 2.6N.M | |
NMRV030 | 10 | 140rpm | 3.3N.M | |
NMRV030 | 15 | 94rpm | 4.7N.M | |
NMRV030 | 20 | 70rpm | 5.9N.M | |
NMRV030 | 25 | 56rpm | 6.8N.M | |
NMRV030 | 30 | 47rpm | 7.9N.M | |
NMRV030 | 40 | 35rpm | 9.7N.M | |
NMRV030 | 50 | 28rpm | 11.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 60 | 24rpm | 12.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 80 | 18rpm | 14.0N.M | |
0.09kw 1400rpm | NMRV030 | 5 | 280rpm | 2.7N.M |
NMRV030 | 7.5 | 186rpm | 3.9N.M | |
NMRV030 | 10 | 140rpm | 5.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 15 | 94rpm | 7.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 20 | 70rpm | 8.8N.M | |
NMRV030 | 25 | 56rpm | 10.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 30 | 47rpm | 12.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 40 | 35rpm | 14.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 50 | 28rpm | 17.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 60 | 24rpm | 18.0N.M | |
0.12kw 1400rpm | NMRV030 | 5 | 280rpm | 3.6N.M |
NMRV030 | 7.5 | 186rpm | 5.2N.M | |
NMRV030 | 10 | 140rpm | 6.6N.M | |
NMRV030 | 15 | 94rpm | 9.3N.M | |
NMRV030 | 20 | 70rpm | 12.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 25 | 56rpm | 14.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 30 | 47rpm | 16.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 40 | 35rpm | 19.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 50 | 28rpm | 22.0N.M | |
0.18kw 1400rpm | NMRV030 | 5 | 280rpm | 5.3N.M |
NMRV030 | 7.5 | 186rpm | 7.7N.M | |
NMRV030 | 10 | 140rpm | 10.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 15 | 94rpm | 14.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 20 | 70rpm | 18.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 25 | 56rpm | 20.0N.M | |
NMRV030 | 30 | 47rpm | 24.0N.M |
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Application: | Reducer |
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Function: | Speed Reduction |
Layout: | Cycloidal |
Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
Installation: | Horizontal Type |
Step: | Single-Step |
Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Using NMRV Gearboxes in High-Load Applications
NMRV gearboxes can be used in moderate to high-load applications, but their load capacity is generally limited compared to some other gearbox types. They are best suited for applications with light to moderate loads, such as conveyor systems, packaging equipment, and small machinery. It's important to consider the specific load requirements and consult with gearbox manufacturers or engineers to ensure the chosen NMRV gearbox can handle the intended application's load demands.
Common Problems Associated with NMRV Gearboxes
NMRV (worm gear) gearboxes are reliable and durable, but like any mechanical system, they can experience certain issues over time. Here are some common problems that can be associated with NMRV gearboxes:
- Overheating: Inadequate lubrication or excessive load can lead to overheating, causing accelerated wear and potential damage to the gearbox components.
- Noise and Vibration: Unusual noises or excessive vibration during operation could indicate misalignment, worn gears, or damaged bearings.
- Leakage: Oil leaks can occur due to worn seals or damaged gaskets, leading to lubricant loss and potential contamination of the surrounding environment.
- Worn Gears: Over time, gear teeth can wear down due to friction and load. This can result in reduced efficiency, increased backlash, and compromised performance.
- Misalignment: Improper installation or mounting can lead to misalignment between the input and output shafts, causing increased friction, wear, and reduced efficiency.
- Backlash: Excessive backlash between the worm gear and the mating gear can lead to poor positioning accuracy and reduced efficiency in motion control applications.
- Poor Lubrication: Using incorrect or inadequate lubricants, or neglecting proper lubrication maintenance, can lead to increased friction, wear, and potential failure of gearbox components.
- Seal Damage: Worn or damaged seals can result in oil leaks and contamination, affecting the performance and lifespan of the gearbox.
- Shaft Wear: Over time, the input and output shafts can experience wear due to load and friction, affecting the overall operation of the gearbox.
- Corrosion: Exposure to harsh environments or corrosive substances can lead to corrosion of gearbox components, reducing their lifespan.
To prevent and address these common problems, it's crucial to follow proper maintenance and servicing practices, use high-quality lubricants, address issues promptly, and consult professionals when needed. Regular inspections and proactive maintenance can help extend the operational lifespan and reliability of NMRV gearboxes.
Installing an NMRV Gearbox
Installing an NMRV gearbox requires careful attention to ensure proper alignment and secure attachment. Here's a general guide to the installation process:
- Prepare the Workspace: Ensure you have a clean and organized workspace with the necessary tools and equipment.
- Positioning: Place the NMRV gearbox in the desired position on your machinery, making sure it aligns with the input and output components.
- Alignment: Ensure that the input shaft of the gearbox is aligned with the driving shaft from the power source. Misalignment can lead to premature wear and reduced efficiency.
- Mounting: Securely mount the NMRV gearbox to the machinery frame using appropriate fasteners. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for torque specifications.
- Input Coupling: Connect the input shaft of the gearbox to the driving shaft using a suitable coupling. This coupling should be properly aligned to avoid unnecessary stress on the gearbox components.
- Output Coupling: Similarly, connect the output shaft of the gearbox to the driven component using an appropriate coupling.
- Lubrication: Before operation, make sure to fill the gearbox with the recommended lubricant to ensure proper gear meshing and reduce friction.
- Testing: Run the machinery briefly to check for any unusual noises, vibrations, or leaks. Make any necessary adjustments.
It's crucial to follow the manufacturer's installation guidelines and specifications to ensure a smooth and trouble-free installation process. Proper installation contributes to the longevity and reliable performance of your NMRV gearbox.
editor by CX 2024-05-07