Right Angle Servo Gearheads offer various mounting options.February 7, 2008 -
Ranging in size from 1.500-3.500 in. centers, Model RG and Series W have double enveloping worm gearing with backlash as low as true zero. Series W offers Direct Mount, which consists of tapped holes on end of hollow shaft. Direct Mount enables mounting of components directly to hollow output without concern for keyed connection. To facilitate shaft mounting, Model RG is available with base mount output flange.
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Original Press release
Cone Drive Operations, Inc.
240 E. Twelfth St., P.O. Box 272
Traverse City, MI, 49685
USA
Right Angle Servo Mount Improvements
January 24, 2008
Cone Drive introduces new mounting features for both the Series W and Model RG right angle worm servo gearheads. New to the Series W is the Direct Mount, a series of tapped holes on the end of the hollow shaft. This feature provides a low cost alternative to a zero backlash connection yet allowing for a hollow output. The Direct Mount makes mounting components such as timing belt pulleys, tables, pinion gears or end effectors directly to a hollow output without the concern for keyed connection.
The Model RG is now availble with a base mount output flange simplifying shaft mounting. Both the Model RG and Series W have Cone Drive double enveloping worm gearing, offering the highest available output torque, stiffness and precision. Sizes range from 1.500 inch to 3.500 inch centers with backlash as low as true zero.
Company Name: Cone Drive
Address 1: 240 E. 12th Street
City: Traverse City
State: MI
Zip: 49686
Country: USA
Phone: 231-929-8355
URL: www.conedrive.com
Contact Name: Mitchell Machelski
Title: Worm Gear Product Manager
E-mail: mmachelski@conedrive.textron.com
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