Just like any other equipment that depends on gears, the gear assembly is typically attached to a motor whereby the speed of the motor is determined by calculating the number of shaft rotations in a minute.
Many are when a DC motor headgear is directly attached to the rotator shaft jointly. The rotating speed of the rotator can only be reduced through a gearbox, which consequently results in increased torque, which determines the power or force that the rotator has. The workability and efficiency of a gear motor are in most cases determined by the gear configuration that has already been established.
One of the basic components of the configuration is typically the number of gears in place or reduction stages. Many factors in different waysaffect the efficiency of gear motors such as lubricants and ambient temperatures. The use of gear motors has shown numerous benefits in various industrial settings.
Statistically, a third of motor-driven equipment fall under the use of gears benefiting those that run at 1000 rpm or less and size constrained applications. Stay on the article to learn more about the benefits of using gear motors in industrial applications.
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Benefits of Using Gear Motors
Cost Savings
Whenever a gear motor is used to multiply torque and reduce speed, the overall cost of the system cost is reduced. Due to efficiency and reliability in the use of gear motor, immediate benefits are achieved in the application. By the use of effective speed reducers, significant savings are achieved both in drive components and energy costs. Looking at the installation and maintenance of most gear motors, you find that the overall costs are very low therefore; there will be minimal scheduled downtime repair of the gears.
Environmental Benefits
The gear motor is also beneficial to the environment and its users. According to research, industrial electric motor systems are only 1/12 approximately effective to greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel power plants. The production of non-ozone friendly gases can be reduced by reducing motor power consumption with effective speed reducers.
Torque
Gear motors; usually create an advantage when directly joined to the motor output shaft. Consequently, this will yield a mechanical advantage based on the ratio between the number of gear teeth and the number of gears.
Speed Reduction
Gear reducers are the other name for gear motors since they increase output torque and decrease output speed. For example, having a motor running at 1000rpm fitted with a 5:1 ratio gear head will output 200rpm. Many motors do not operate effectively on low rpm therefore; this speed reduction improves system performance.
DC Motors (German: Gleichstrommotoren)also extend the life of equipment and achievement of optimum energy by ensuring a combination of a well-matched electric motor and gear head. Since the gearbox and electric motor are enclosed in a single casing, they tend to operate smoothly and in a quiet manner. The arrangement of the gear motor and gearbox achieves an ideal alignment of the rotor, pinion and gear train.
The idea of compact design creates a good room for well-controlled lubrication, which reduces the risk of overheating and leakage.

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