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There are several types of gear motors, including parallel shaft gear motors, right-angle gear motors, planetary gear motors, helical gear motors, worm gear motors, bevel gear motors, and cycloidal gear motors.
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Gearmotors are electric motors that utilize a type of gear system on the output of the motor. This gearing arrangement is called a gear reducer or gearbox. The combination of an electric motor and gearbox reduces design complexity and lowers cost, particularly for motors built for high torque and low speed applications.
The two most common gear motor types are right-angle gear motors that use worm, bevel, or hypoid gearing and inline gear motors, which typically use spur gears or planetary gear sets. Worm, spur, and planetary gear technology is most frequently used in many gearmotor designs.
A gearmotor is a type of motor that is combined with a gearbox to produce mechanical energy. The gearbox is designed to reduce the speed of the motor and increase its torque output, which is the rotational force used to turn an object.
Geared motors come in various types, including helical, shaft-mounted, bevel-geared, worm geared, and more. Each type has specific applications and characteristics, making them suitable for different industrial needs.
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What is a Gearmotor? A gearmotor (or geared motor) is a small electric motor (AC induction, permanent magnet DC, or brushless DC) designed with an integral (non-separable) gear reducer (gearhead) attached.
Common types of gearmotors. There are different classifications of gearmotors. The first is made according to the power of the gearbox and distinguishes three main models: parallel shaft gearboxes, angular gearboxes, and planetary gearboxes.
