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Parallel Shaft Geared Motor

A parallel shaft geared motor, also named Parallel Shaft Mounted Geared Motor or Parallel Offset Gear Motor, is a modern, compact, and space-saving solution in drive technology. Comprising gear units with a parallel offset of the output shaft, these motors are designed for high efficiency and can be integrated into a hollow shaft. The structure includes solid or hollow shaft options, making them suitable for various applications.

Rax Motor’s parallel shaft geared motors offer unique features like high torques, axial and radial forces, low noise, and modular system design. With options like electromagnetic brakes, backstops, and rotational speed monitors, they provide space-saving drive solutions. These motors are ideal for applications like agitators, presses, extruders, and conveyors, ensuring safe, easy use, and low maintenance costs.

Rax Motor: Your Premier Parallel Shaft Geared Motor Manufacturer

Rax Motor is a leading manufacturer in the field of drive technology, specializing in parallel shaft geared motors. With a commitment to quality, innovation, and efficiency, Rax Motor offers tailored solutions that meet individual and application-specific requirements. The company’s products are synonymous with high performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness.

Rax Motor: The Features of Our Parallel Shaft Geared Motors

Quality Assurance: Adhering to high manufacturing standards
Innovation: Utilizing state-of-the-art technology like solid or hollow shaft designs
Efficiency: Providing energy-saving solutions with optimal gear ratios
Customization: Offering foot or flange-mounted versions
Support: Comprehensive customer service for AC motors
Global Reach: Wide availability of parallel shaft helical gear units

Models	Output Shaft Dia.		Input Shaft Dia.	Power(kW)	Ratio	Max. Torque(Nm)
Models	Solid Shaft	Hollow Shaft	Input Shaft Dia.	Power(kW)	Ratio	Max. Torque(Nm)
F38	25mm	30mm	16mm	0.18~3.0	3.81~128.51	200
F48	30mm	35mm	16mm	0.18~3.0	5.06~189.39	400
F58	35mm	40mm	19mm	0.18~5.5	5.18~199.70	600
F68	40mm	40mm	19mm	0.18~5.5	4.21~228.99	820
F78	50mm	50mm	24mm	0.37~11	4.30~281.71	1500
F88	60mm	60mm	28mm	0.75~22	4.20~271.92	3000
F98	70mm	70mm	38mm	1.1~30	4.68~276.64	4300
F108	90mm	90mm	42mm	2.2~45	6.20~255.25	7840
F128	110mm	100mm	55mm	7.5~90	4.63~172.33	12000
F158	120mm	120mm	70mm	11~200	12.07~270.18	18000

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Comprehensive Guide to Parallel Shaft Gear Motors

Parallel shaft gear motors are at the heart of many electromechanical engineering projects. These specialized motors use gears to accomplish speed reduction, and their unique design makes them suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you’re looking to understand the movement, power, or space requirements for a specific project, parallel shaft gear motors may be the ideal solution. In this guide, we’ll explore what parallel shaft gear motors are, how they work, and why they might be the perfect fit for your needs.

Structure of Parallel Shaft Gear Motors

Parallel shaft gear motors are aptly named for their design, where the motor shaft and the speed reducer shaft are on parallel planes. This disposition allows for quite flat gearboxes, making them ideal for applications where space is limited, such as stirrers for liquid mixing processes.

Types of Gears

Spur Gears: These are the most widespread. The teeth on their toothed wheels are straight and parallel to the driveshaft of the speed reducer.
Helical Gears: With teeth oblique to the axis of rotation, they transfer greater power and speed. They are also more silent and enduring.
Double Helical Gears: Used to eliminate axial thrust, or the rotation elicited by the shaft itself.

The choice between these gears depends on the final application and the characteristics needed within the speed reducer. The parallel shaft gear motor’s compact design translates into less space and weight compared to coaxial shaft gear motors. They can reach a power rating of up to 200 kW and a nominal torque for the speed reducer of up to 20,000 Nm.

Advantages of Parallel Shaft Gear Motors

Parallel shaft gear motors are not just about compact design and hig