Lenze: g700-P planetary gearboxes

May 27, 2019

The g700 planetary gearbox is an excellent solution for dynamic and cost-optimized applications.

Its high-level of reliability, long service life and excellent scalability make it a precise solution for demanding machine tasks.

Advantages:

  • For applications in which a medium backlash is required
  • High input speed possible: max. input speed 18,000 rpm
  • Wide transmission range: i=3 to 512 in 24 ratios
  • Wide torque range: 44.25 to 7081 lb-in (5 to 800 Nm) in five sizes
  • Lifetime lubrication for any mounting position

Can be combined with the following motors:

  • With synchronous and asynchronous servo motors in the power range from 0.33 to 27 Hp (0.25 to 20.3 kW) 2212 to 17,9670 lb-in (250 to 20,300 Nm)

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