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UDL Series planetary cone & disk step-less speed variator

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Variator and speed motorvariator

For power ratings from 0,15 to 9,2 kW.
Silent, vibration-free running.
High efficiency.
Bidirectional rotation.
Control handwhel positional on either side.
Speed repeatability at max: ± 0,5%
Speed repeatability at min: ± 0,1%.
Regulaton sensibility: 0,5 rpm.
Casings (TX): diecast aluminium alloy.
Shafts: case hardened and tempered 20Cr steel after ground >HRC60

Internal components: 100Cr6 heat-treated steel.

All the sizes are painted with Ral 5010 blue epoxy-polyester powder.
Variator and speed motorvariator.

For power ratings from 0,15 to 9,2 kW.
Silent, vibration-free running.
High efficiency.
Bidirectional rotation.
Control handwhel positional on either side.
Speed repeatability at max: 0,5%
Speed repeatability at min: 0,1%.
Regulaton sensibility: 0,5 rpm.
Casings (TX): diecast aluminium alloy.
Shafts: case hardened and tempered 20Cr steel after ground >HRC60

Internal components: 100Cr6 heat-treated steel.

All the sizes are painted with Ral 5010 blue epoxy-polyester powder.
 

Advantages of UDL Stepless Speed Reducers:

• Infinitely Variable Speed Output: This is the primary advantage. It allows for precise speed control, enabling machinery to operate at its optimal speed for different tasks or materials. This flexibility is not possible with fixed-ratio gearboxes.
• Smooth Speed Changes: The stepless design means speed changes are smooth and continuous, without the jerking or shock associated with shifting gears. This reduces wear and tear on machinery and can improve product quality.
• High Adjustment Accuracy: Many UDL stepless speed reducers offer very high adjustment accuracy, often down to 0.5-1 revolution per minute. This level of precision is crucial in applications requiring fine-tuned motion control.
• Wide Speed Ratio Range: They typically offer a broad range of output speeds relative to the input, allowing for significant speed reduction or increase as needed.
• Simple Operation: Adjusting the speed is usually straightforward, often involving a handwheel or an automated control system.
• Compact Design: Compared to complex multi-gear systems needed to achieve similar speed variability, stepless reducers can be relatively compact.
• Improved Efficiency (in certain applications): By allowing machinery to run at the most efficient speed for a given load, they can contribute to energy savings.
• Reduced Wear and Tear: Smooth speed changes and optimized operating speeds can extend the lifespan of motors and driven machinery.

Applications of UDL Stepless Speed Reducers:

Due to their ability to provide precise and variable speed control, UDL Stepless Speed Reducers are widely used in various industries and machinery where flexibility in speed is critical:

• Conveyor Systems: Adjusting the speed of conveyor belts to match production rates or material flow.
• Packaging Machinery: Controlling the speed of filling, sealing, or labeling processes for different product sizes or packaging types.
• Textile Machinery: Precisely controlling the speed of spinning, weaving, or winding operations.
• Food Processing Equipment: Regulating the speed of mixers, blenders, or slicing machines based on the product being processed.
• Printing Machinery: Ensuring precise synchronization of different sections of a printing press.
• Paper Manufacturing: Controlling the speed of paper production lines.
• Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Adjusting the speed of agitators, pumps, or reaction vessels for optimal process control.
• Machine Tools: Providing variable feed rates for cutting, drilling, or grinding operations.
• Ceramics and Glass Production: Controlling the speed of kilns, ovens, or polishing machines.
• Material Handling: In applications where materials need to be moved at varying speeds for sorting, stacking, or assembly.
• Winding and Unwinding Machines: Maintaining consistent tension and speed in processes involving rolls of material (e.g., film, wire).