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Generally speaking, there is a certain correlation between the transmission ratio and noise level of worm gear reducers. The following is a specific analysis: The size of the transmission ratio affects noise: Generally, the larger the transmission ratio, the louder the noise of the worm gear reducer may be. This is because a larger transmission ratio means that the worm gear needs to drive the

The hardness requirements for gear reducers after heat treatment vary depending on factors such as gear material, heat treatment process, and specific operating conditions. Here are some common situations: Surface quenched gears: The commonly used material is steel with a carbon mass fraction of about 0.35% to 0.5%, and the tooth surface hardness can reach 45~55HRC. Carburized and quenched g

ZLY200-8-7 gear reducer is one of the ZLY series hard tooth surface gear reducers. The gears and shafts are usually made of high-quality low-carbon alloy steel, which has undergone carburizing and quenching heat treatment process. The tooth surface hardness is generally HRC58-62. The differences in material hardness requirements have the following effects on its performance: Load bearing capaci

There are some common points for installing medium hard gear reducers, and the following are related contents: 1. Installation location selection: The reducer should be firmly installed on a stable horizontal foundation or base to avoid vibration and noise during operation, and even damage to bearings and gears. At the same time, space constraints should be considered to ensure sufficient space

Here are some methods to address the impact of thermal expansion and contraction on the clearance of ZSCA600-27.3-2 hard tooth reducer: Reasonably adjust the bearing clearance: adopt a shaft system structure with one end fixed and one end moving, and use the end with smaller radial force as the moving end to reduce the frictional force during axial movement. The fixed end bearing bears axial fo

The load testing of planetary gear reducers usually has a common process and method. The following is the general standard process for load testing: 1. Preparation before testing Installation and debugging: Install the NGW102-16 planetary gear reducer correctly on the test bench, ensuring that the installation is firm and the connecting components are not loose. Adjust the coaxiality of the

In the load test of NGW112-8-31.5 planetary gear reducer, the following aspects can be used to determine whether the equipment or system has malfunctioned: Abnormal sound: If the gearbox makes sharp and piercing whistling sounds, irregular knocking sounds, or other abnormal noises during operation, it may be due to poor gear meshing, damaged bearings, or foreign objects entering the interior, i

If there is abnormal noise during the trial operation of a large hard tooth reducer after maintenance, the following methods can be used to handle it: Shutdown inspection: The equipment should be stopped immediately to prevent possible further damage. After the gearbox cools down, conduct external observation and preliminary auscultation to determine the approximate area of the noise source.