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. - UNIVERSAL Worm Gear UnitsTechnical Explanations
Torque
During continuous operation at constant load, the maximum output torques M2max represent the load limit. Correct configuration is carried out according to the chapter "Selecting a Gear Unit", taking into account operating factors.
The output limiting torque M2grenz will tolerate static for a short time while running without incurring damage to the gear unit. The output limiting torque M2grenz represents the upper limit of the permited load and should not exceed it during impact.
Maximum Output Torque M2max at n1=1400 min"1
Type
SK 1SI 31
SK 1SI 40
SK 1SI 50
SK 1SI 63
SK 1SI 75
M2max
30 Nm
50 Nm
90 Nm
160 Nm
260 Nm
Output Limiting Torque M2qrenz
Type
SK1SI 31
SK1SI 40
SK1SI 50
SK1SI 63
SK 1SI 75
M2 grenz
75 Nm
125 Nm
225 Nm
400 Nm
650 Nm
Speed
Please inquire if you require greater speeds.
Gear Ratios
The gear unit is designed for a motor or input speed up to 1800 min-1. Greater speeds reduce operating life.
All gear ratios, including the multi-gear unit, are finallydetailed exactly, (e.g. i=10 is ¡=10.000000000...)
All helical worms of the UNIVERSAL worm gear unit are right hand pitch. This results in the direction of rotation.
Sequence of Ratios
5
7.5 10 12.5 15 20 25 30 40 50 60 80 100
Gear ratios are uniform for all 5 worm gear unit sizes.
Efficiency
The smooth tooth flanks and the standard lubrication in particular provide UNIVERSAL worm gear units the greatest efficiency. The efficiencyincreases with new worm gear units in the initial phase of normal use bythe worm gears wearing in. The output torque and ratings in the selection lists take into account the efficiency n in the drive unit status when not in operation.
Because of the hydrodynamic lubrication in the gearing, the efficiencyincreases with the input speed of worm gear units. This results in an initial lower efficiency na while starting the motor from a stand still. The torque should be taken into account, when it must be moved under load, of which the following guideline values for initial efficiency na is dependent on the gear ratio iworm:
Initial Efficiency Levels na
isch
5
7.5
10
12.5
15
20
25
30
40
50
60
80
100
SK 1SI 31
to : na [%]
72
67
62
59
53
47
43
36
31
27
25
20
17
SK 1SI 75
Efficiency Levels n with n1=1400 min"1
isch
5
7.5
10
12.5
15
20
25
30
40
50
60
80
100
SK 1SI 31: n [%]
86
82
80
76
71
67
63
55
50
45
42
36
32
SK 1SI40: n [%]
88
85
82
80
75
71
68
60
54
50
46
41
36
SK 1SI 50: n [%]
90
87
85
83
79
75
72
65
60
56
52
46
42
SK 1SI 63: n [%]
92
89
87
86
82
79
76
69
64
61
57
51
47
SK 1SI 75: n [%]
93
90
84
88
84
82
80
77
69
65
62
57
52
Lubrication
The worm gear units are lubricated for life at the factorywith a high-quality, synthetic long-life lubricant with a polyglycol base. Because of this, the gears are maintenance free.
Universal worm gear units of the size 63 and 75 have standard oil screw fittings. This allows for the valves to be bled at initial start up. The optional bleed valve module contains a quick guide on the mounting position dependent installation of the bleed valve fitting. We would be happyto provide you more information. Bleed valve module order number: 60693500
Special Lubricants: CLP PG 220 DIN 51502
Type
SK 1SI 31
SK 1SI 40
SK 1SI 50
SK 1SI 63
SK 1SI 75
Quantity
30ml
55ml
95 ml
180 ml
360 ml
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