Division Planetary Drives
The PLANETARY DRIVES product line is divided into modular planetary drives, wheel drives and slewing drives mainly employed on mobile industrial equipments, stationnary equipments and ecology industry.
The PLANETARY DRIVES transmissions are highly customized and available in many advanced versions. Application engineering and high design capability allow to solve any customer’s problems, granting continuous improvement, quality and total service.
Planetary Gearboxes
The use of planetary gear units in the field of power transmission is the modern answer to the demand for compactness, constructive simplicity and product reliability. PG planetary gear units are divided into 21 basic groups depending on the different torques that are to be transmitted to the output shaft, which can vary from 0.5 to 65 kNm. In fact, the SOM product modular construction permits the coupling of bevel gears, worm gears, hydraulic brakes and a variety of input shafts to the planetary units, as well as providing for a wide choise of coupling flanges for hydraulic or electric motors. Another advantage offer by the modular construction technique of the planetary gear units is the possibility to mount a series of stages of different sizes in order to obtain a vast range of reduction ratios. The SOM product range provides reduction ratios from 3,55:1 to 7:1 on single stage unit up to 10,000:1 and more on a 5 stage unit. The wide selection of output shafts and flanges simplifies the reduction unit mounting operation on industrial machinery or plants.
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Planetary Track and Wheel drives
The modern and innovative design, the compact construction and the excellent performance characteristics of the PGR/PGW series of gear units make these especially suitable for driving rubber tired or tracked self-propelled vehicles.
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Planetary Slew Drives
The Planetary gearboxes PG series is also available with special versions for slewing application in 11 basic sizes, selected on the basis of torques that can be transmitted to the output, ranging from 0.05 kNm to 6.5 kNm.
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