Fge Series Fge21 Slewing Drive Reducer for Truck Mixer

• Customization: Available
• Usage: Popular Type, Tailored Version
• Loading Weight: 80T
• Model NO.: FGE21
• Certification: ISO/TS16949, CCC, DOT, ISO, CE
• Structure: Dump Trailer
• Air Brake Type: Air Inflating
• Axle Number: 1
• Nosewheel Steering Mechanism: Axle Steering
• Dumping Direction: Backward
• Tire Number: 4
• Condition: New
• Transport Package: Wooden Box
• Trademark: no brand
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8483409090
• Production Capacity: 5000PCS/Week

Product Description

FGE Series FGE21 Slewing Drive Reducer For Truck Mixer

Rotary drive reducer of the truck mixer
A rotary drive is an excellent solution for various applications. They can safely handle axial and radial loads. Usually, they are made of gearing, bearings, seals, housings, and other auxiliary components. To learn more about the swing drive, continue reading.
The rotary drive is a universal solution for many applications
A rotary drive is an efficient and reliable solution for various applications. The rotary motion can be a single axis or double axis, which provides accurate positioning and rotation accuracy. This drive requires minimal backlash and is ideal for high torque applications.
Rotary drives are used in various industries, including mining, construction, and metal processing. They are excellent solutions for high load capacity and precise positioning. They also have the advantages of flexibility and versatility. Some models have both hydraulic and pneumatic motors.
Swing drives come in many sizes and types. The swing drive is selected according to the capacity and the required torque. Most swing drives are capable of handling a load holding torque of 12 kn-m and an output torque of up to 14000 N-M. They can also handle high overturning moment loads. You can also select swing drives with custom inputs that meet your specifications.
Rotary drive has many advantages, including flexibility. They can be driven by one or two drive motors to double the torque capacity. The drive motor may be hydraulic or electric and may include a servo motor for fine input. These versatile solutions are also customizable, so you can quickly adapt them to your application environment.
A rotary drive is an efficient solution for various applications. They can handle axial, radial, and combined loads. Its aluminum/bronze worm gear further improves efficiency, reduces friction, and improves stability. In addition, their high digital transmission ratio allows them to accommodate smaller electric or hydraulic motors, thereby reducing power consumption.
They can safely withstand radial or axial loads
FGE series rotary drives are suitable for applications where radial and axial loads can be safely maintained. The driver can control up to 0.05 degrees, which is sufficient for many applications. The device also applies to the concentration system used in treating wastewater and sludge.

Output torque	Lifting moment torque	Holding torque	Axial load	Radial load	Ratio	Backlash	Weight
15 KN.M	203 KN.M	106 KN.M	1600KN	650 KN	125:1	≤0.15°	150kg
11000 LBF.FT	150*10³ LBF.FT	78.2*10³ LBF.FT	359.7*10³ LBF	146.1*10³ LBF

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Note: customized design can be carried out according to customer requirements
Application
hzpt slewing drive is a gearbox designed to handle radial or axial loads using high rotational torque. In addition, the slewing ring bearing, at the heart of the drive, enables it to withstand high overhung or moment loads. A descendant of the "worm" screw, slewing drives are present in construction machinery, manufacturing, equipment, and many other applications that require strength and precision.
The physics of the slew drive makes it a versatile solution for many applications. In operation, the slew drive's axial movement, or motion around its axis, interacts to create radial torque. The action occurs by meshing the grooves of the horizontal screw with the teeth of a perpendicular gear. While turning, the worm gear's axial movement transfers magnified torque force to the radial gear. The number of threads on the horizontal screw and the number of gears that interact will determine the speed ratio of the setup.
Slewing drives are available in many configurations depending on the task at hand. These may be single-axis or dual-axis turning in unison.