Product Description
Features
1.Made of high quality aluminium alloy gear reducer,die-cast,non-rusting,convenient to be mounted with worm gearboxes & motors as as to achieve the required speed ratio.
2.Fitting the pre-stage helical module on the main reduction unit is easily done as for any motor of type B14.
3.The PC construction is modular and therefore it can be as a separte unit mounted on any type of fitted geared motor(PAM).
Technical data
1.Four types manufactured:PC063,PC071,PC080,PC090
2.Speed ratio range:1:2.43—1:3
3.Model: PC063/PC071/PC080/PC090
Quality control
(1) Quality guarantee: 1 year
(2) Certificate of quality: ISO9001:2000
(3) Every product must be tested before sending
Technical performance and selection reference
| Model | P | D | D* | P1 |
| PC063 | 105 | 11 | 14 | 140(63B5) |
| PC071 | 120 | 14 | 19 | 160(71B5) |
| PC080 | 160 | 19 | 24/28 | 200(80B5) |
| PC090 | 160 | 24 | 19/28 | 200(90B5) |
Note recommendations
To install the reduction unit it is necessary tonote the following recommendations:
1. Check the correct direction of rotation of thereduction unit output shaft before fitting the unit tothe machine.
2. Before mount with the prime moveanddevice,please check the reducers every axiadiameter, aperture,key and key slot,
to be theirdimensions are not deviation, and avoidassembaurtoo tight or too loose, unless it wilinfluence the reducer’s performance.
3. The mounting on the machine must be stableto avoid anv vibration.
4.Whenever possible,protect the reductiorunit against solar radiation and bad weather.
5.In the case of particularly lengthy periods ofstorage (4-6 months), if the oil seal is not immersedin the lubricant inside the unit.
It is recommended tochange it since the rubber could stick to the shaft ormay even have lost the elasticity it needs to functionproperly.
6.Painting must definitely not go over rubberparts and the holes on the breather plugs, if any.
7.When connect with hollow or CHINAMFG shaftplease grease the joint to avoid lock or oxidation.
8.Check the correct level of the lubricantthrough the indicator, if there is one.
9. Starting must take place gradually, withoutimmediately applying the maximum load
10. Supporting unit is required when usingvarious of reducer matched with motor directiy andthe wsight of motor is a little bigger than common.
11 .Ensure the motor cools correctly byassuring good passage of air from the fan side.
12. In the case of ambient temperatures+40°C call the Technical Service.
| Application: | Motor, Machinery, Marine, Agricultural Machinery, Industry |
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| Function: | Speed Changing, Speed Reduction, Speed Increase |
| Layout: | Cycloidal |
| Samples: | US$ 45/Piece 1 Piece(Min.Order) | Order Sample |
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| Customization: | Available | Customized Request |
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| Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit. | about shipping cost and estimated delivery time. |
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| Payment Method: |
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| Initial Payment Full Payment |
| Currency: | US$ |
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| Return&refunds: | You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products. |
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Case Studies: Successful Implementations of Agricultural Gearboxes
Several case studies highlight the successful integration of agricultural gearboxes in farming machinery:
- Case Study 1: Tractor Versatility
A farm in the Midwest implemented tractors equipped with adjustable gearboxes. The gearboxes allowed the tractors to seamlessly switch between plowing, planting, and harvesting tasks. The ability to customize speed and torque ratios improved efficiency and reduced the need for multiple machines.
- Case Study 2: Orchard Management
An orchard in California utilized specialized gearboxes in its mechanized harvesters. These gearboxes facilitated controlled movement and precise positioning of the harvesters among trees. The adaptability of the gearboxes enabled the harvesters to navigate the orchard’s uneven terrain while minimizing damage to trees and fruit.
- Case Study 3: Precision Planting
A farm in Europe integrated precision planting machinery with gearboxes that offered adjustable gear ratios. This allowed for precise control over seed placement and depth. The gearboxes played a vital role in achieving uniform crop emergence and optimizing seed-to-soil contact.
- Case Study 4: Multi-Tasking Implements
A farming cooperative in Australia utilized multi-tasking implements equipped with versatile gearboxes. These implements could seamlessly switch between tasks such as plowing, harrowing, and fertilizing. The gearboxes’ ability to manage torque and speed ratios ensured optimal performance across various tasks.
- Case Study 5: Soil Conservation
A farm in Africa adopted gearboxes in its soil conservation practices. By attaching specialized implements with adjustable gearboxes to their tractors, the farm effectively controlled soil erosion and improved water infiltration rates. The gearboxes allowed for precise adjustments based on soil type and slope.
These case studies illustrate the impactful role of agricultural gearboxes in enhancing efficiency, versatility, and productivity across a spectrum of farming applications.
Handling Varying Torque Demands with Agricultural Gearboxes
Agricultural gearboxes are designed to handle the varying torque demands associated with different tasks in farming operations. The torque requirements can vary based on factors such as the type of task, the soil conditions, the terrain, and the machinery’s speed. Agricultural gearboxes are equipped with features that allow them to adapt to these varying torque demands:
- Gear Ratio Selection: Agricultural gearboxes often come with multiple gear ratios, allowing operators to select the appropriate ratio for the task at hand. Lower gear ratios provide higher torque for tasks that require more force, such as plowing or tilling, while higher gear ratios offer higher speeds for tasks like mowing or transporting.
- Torque Multiplier: Some agricultural gearboxes are designed with torque multipliers that enhance the torque output from the engine to the wheels or implement. These multipliers are engaged when higher torque is needed, helping the machinery handle heavy loads or challenging terrain.
- Adjustable Speeds: Many agricultural gearboxes allow operators to adjust the speed of the machinery to match the torque requirements of the task. This flexibility is essential for tasks that involve both high-torque, low-speed operations and high-speed operations with lower torque needs.
- Power Take-Off (PTO) Options: Agricultural gearboxes often feature power take-off mechanisms that enable the transfer of power from the engine to attached implements. These mechanisms can be designed to provide varying torque outputs to suit different implements, such as rotary tillers, balers, or pumps.
The ability of agricultural gearboxes to handle varying torque demands is crucial for ensuring efficient and effective farming operations. By offering adjustable gear ratios, torque multipliers, and adaptable speeds, these gearboxes empower farmers to optimize their machinery’s performance based on the specific requirements of each task.
Types of Agricultural Gearboxes for Specific Tasks
Various types of agricultural gearboxes are designed to cater to specific tasks and applications in farming. These gearboxes are engineered to meet the unique requirements of different agricultural machinery and operations. Some common types of agricultural gearboxes include:
- Rotary Mower Gearboxes: These gearboxes are used in rotary mowers and cutters. They transmit power from the tractor’s power take-off (PTO) to the blades, enabling efficient cutting of grass, crops, and vegetation.
- Manure Spreader Gearboxes: Manure spreaders utilize specialized gearboxes to distribute manure evenly across fields. These gearboxes ensure consistent spreading of fertilizer while accommodating variable loads.
- Harvesting Gearboxes: Gearboxes used in harvesting equipment, such as combines and harvesters, enable efficient gathering, threshing, and separating of crops from their stalks. These gearboxes handle high loads and varying operating conditions.
- Seed Drill Gearboxes: Seed drills require gearboxes to distribute seeds accurately and at consistent intervals. These gearboxes ensure precise seed placement for optimal germination and crop growth.
- Hay Rake Gearboxes: Hay rakes utilize gearboxes to gather and arrange hay into windrows for baling. These gearboxes help optimize the hay collection process.
- Irrigation System Gearboxes: Agricultural irrigation systems may use gearboxes to control the movement and positioning of irrigation equipment, ensuring efficient water distribution across fields.
- Tillage Equipment Gearboxes: Gearboxes used in tillage equipment, such as plows and cultivators, help break up soil, prepare seedbeds, and promote seedling emergence.
- Tractor Gearboxes: Tractors may incorporate various gearboxes for tasks such as shifting gears, driving the power take-off, and operating attachments.
- Grain Auger Gearboxes: Grain augers use gearboxes to facilitate the movement of harvested grain from one location to another, such as from a combine to a storage bin.
Each type of agricultural gearbox is designed with specific features, load capacities, and durability to suit the demands of its intended task. Manufacturers engineer these gearboxes to withstand the challenging conditions of agricultural operations while ensuring efficient and reliable performance.
editor by CX 2023-12-12