RS-390-F

We now produce a complete range of gear types.

According to gear structure: straight teeth, helical gear, bevel gear, worm gear, worm gear;

Accroding to gear material: plastic teeth, metal teeth (copper, stainless steel, powder metallurgy).

Customers need to clearly provide the performance and shape requirements of the product (different shapes determine the size of the space, which will be directly related to the performance that different specifications can achieve such as torque values are different). Performance requirements include operating voltage, rated load, rated speed and other parameters, and appearance requirements include the maximum installation size, shaft size, terminal direction and so on.

In addition, if the customer has other more detailed requirements such as current limits, working environment, service life and EMC standards can also be provided together, which will help us to carry out a more accurate and comprehensive assessment to ensure that the final product can meet the customer’s individual needs.

Conventional products have passed RoHS and REACH certifications; EMC, CE, UL and other standards can be certified according to customer needs.

The service life of a motor will vary significantly depending on the model, material, and operating environment, including temperature, humidity, duty cycle, input power, and how the motor is coupled to the load. We usually need to ensure that the change of current, speed and torque of the motor in the running state is kept within the range of ±30% of the initial set value When we do the electrical life test.

If you can specify the specific requirements and working conditions, we will conduct a detailed assessment to determine which motor model best meets your needs.

We usually use two types of brushes: metal brushes and carbon brushes. The choice of brush depends on several factors, including the speed, current carrying capacity, and life expectancy of the motor. For smaller motors, we usually choose metal brushes; For larger motors, we tend to choose carbon brushes. Compared to metal brushes, carbon brushes have a longer service life and can significantly reduce the wear on the commutator.