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  How to choose the appropriate shim to fix the BWED

  25-12-22

  BWED120 is a two-stage horizontal cycloidal pinwheel reducer, and there is a certain degree of vibration impact during the operation of the 1.1KW power model. The selection of shims should focus on three core principles: matching the bearing capacity, meeting the fitting accuracy standard, and adapting to the working conditions with stability. The specific requirements are as follows: 1. Clarif

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  What are the precautions for tightening the founda

  25-12-22

  BWED131 is a two-stage horizontal cycloidal pinwheel reducer. The vibration impact of the 1.5KW power model is slightly greater than that of the low-power model during operation. The core of tightening the foundation bolts is to ensure that the machine base is uniformly stressed and deformation free, and to avoid bolt loosening or machine base warping. The specific precautions are as follows: 1

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  How to determine the degree of aging of the sealin

  25-12-19

  To determine the aging degree of the sealing components of R137-103.2-11KW reducer, it is necessary to combine four dimensions: appearance inspection, operating parameter monitoring, disassembly verification, and working condition life evaluation. The following systematic methods should be used to determine: 1. Visually inspect the leakage and oil accumulation at the sealing area The core ch

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  How to determine if the sealing components of R107

  25-12-19

  To determine whether the sealing components of the R107-Y11KW-4P-29.49-M1-270 reducer are aging, three methods can be used: visual inspection, operation monitoring, and disassembly verification. Combined with the structural characteristics of the reducer (such as the sealing layout of the M1 installation method) and the operating conditions, a comprehensive judgment can be made, which can be divid

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  What impact does the gear parameter selection of Z

  25-12-18

  The gear parameters of ZS65 soft tooth surface reducer directly determine the smoothness and impact degree of gear meshing, which in turn has a significant impact on the equipment noise level. The core influencing parameters and functions are as follows: 1. Modulus and number of teeth (1) The larger the modulus, the thicker the gear teeth and the stronger the tooth root. However, as the diam

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  What are the differences in gear parameter selecti

  25-12-18

  ZS95 is a three-stage involute helical soft tooth surface cylindrical gear reducer (with a center distance of about 950 mm). The core of its gear parameter selection is to balance load, smoothness, and cost under the soft tooth surface tempering process and three-stage transmission constraints. The differences from hard tooth surfaces, straight teeth, bevel teeth/worm gears, planets, etc. are conc

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  How to determine whether the NGW72-56 planetary ge

  25-12-17

  To determine whether the NGW72-56 planetary gearbox needs to be preheated, a comprehensive judgment should be made based on three core dimensions: ambient temperature, equipment configuration, and operating status. The following five judgment criteria can be listed: 1. Directly determine based on the environmental temperature threshold The ambient temperature is the core indicator that deter

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  How to choose a planetary gear reducer suitable fo

  25-12-17

  To select a planetary gear reducer suitable for low-temperature environments, it is necessary to focus on five core dimensions: material toughness, lubrication adaptability, sealing reliability, structural cold resistance design, and temperature control capability, combined with specific low-temperature operating conditions (temperature range, load type, operating time) for comprehensive selection

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  What are the potential risks of RV130-30-5.5KW wor

  25-12-16

  The potential risks of RV130-40-5.5KW worm gear reducer are concentrated in transmission failure, temperature rise and lubrication, structural component damage, sealing and safety, improper installation and maintenance, etc. The following is a detailed explanation in pure text: 1. Risk of transmission core failure: Worm gears are mostly made of tin bronze material, and after quenching and harde

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