
This document provides comprehensive technical specifications, dimensional data, mounting instructions, and operational parameters for a range of indexing drives (models 25Do, 30Do, 35Do, 45Do, 55Do, 65Do, and 80Do) equipped optionally with spur gear reducers (R48, R65, R80, R100, R125, R160). It serves as a detailed reference for selecting, mounting, and operating these precision indexing drives.
| Parameter | Symbol | Unit | Typical Values (Example: SG25) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gear ratio | i | – | 1/2 |
| Large gear torque capacity | TG | N·m | 169.5 (SG25), 201.8 (SG30), 397.9 (SG35), 661.5 (SG45), 721.3 (SG55) |
| Pinion shaft allowable axial load | C2 | N | 1000 (SG25), 1352 (SG30), 1813 (SG35), 2264 (SG45), 2264 (SG55) |
| Pinion shaft maximum repetitious bending force | C3 | N | 980 (SG25), 1235 (SG30), 1813 (SG35), 2185 (SG45), 2185 (SG55) |
| Pinion gear inertia | P7 | kg·m² | 8.5×10⁻⁴ (SG25), 1×10⁻³ (SG30), 2.5×10⁻³ (SG35), 5×10⁻³ (SG45), 7.5×10⁻³ (SG55) |
| Spur gear finishing accuracy | Grade | – | 2 Grade for all models |
Note: Pinion shaft speed should be maintained below 30 rpm to ensure allowable torque and bending force limits are not exceeded.
| Parameter | Symbol | Unit | Typical Value (65Do) | Typical Value (80Do) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Output Allowable Axial Load | – | N | ~2842 | ~4312 |
| Output Allowable Radial Load | – | N | ~2744 | ~3430 |
| Output Static Torque | Ts | N·m | 1452.4 | 1906.1 |
| Output Torsional Rigidity | K1 | N·m/rad | 2.5×10⁻² | 4×10⁻² |
| Input Allowable Axial Load | – | N | 26460 | 34300 |
| Input Maximum Repetitious Bending Force | – | N | 1666 | 2842 |
| Input Maximum Repetitious Allowable Torque | – | N·m | 3.33×10⁷ | 6.27×10⁷ |
| Indexing Accuracy (1 DWELL) | – | sec | ±20 | ±20 |
| Product Weight | – | kg | 20 | 20 |
Note: Values are approximate and should be confirmed with detailed tables and drawings for design and application.
This document is an essential technical guide for engineers and technicians involved in the selection, installation, and maintenance of indexing drives with spur gear reducers. It ensures optimal performance, reliability, and longevity by providing precise mechanical dimensions, load capacities, inertia values, lubrication guidelines, and critical operational limits.
Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Dimension of W surface Precautions •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 25Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT112), oil level (VA-01), and drain (PT112). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 25Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 1Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Dimension of W surface Precautions •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 30Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT1/2), oil level (VA), and drain (PT1/2). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 30Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 2Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Dimension of W surface Precautions •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 35Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT1/2), oil level (VA), and drain (PT1/2). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 35Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 3Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Mounting hole locations •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 45Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT3/4), oil level (VA), and drain (PT3/4). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives. •The oil levels indicated in Figure 45Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 4Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Mounting hole locations •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 55Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT3/4), oil level (VA), and drain (PT3/4). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 55Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 5Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Mounting hole locations •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 65Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT1), oil level (VB), and drain (PT1). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 65Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
Open the catalog to page 6Locations of oil plug, ets., and oil capacity Mounting hole locations •Each point indicated in the mounting positions shown in Figure 80Do-3 represents (starting at top) the oil plug (PT1), oil level (VB), and drain (PT1). •The mounting positions correspond to code i for the indexing, oscillating, and roller drives, •The oil levels indicated in Figure 80Do-3 are given in general figures and will differ according to the profile of the cam and the number of cam followers.
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