EPR drum gear couplings, XGD series, are composed of:
A semicircular gear sleeve
A crowned gear hub
Special seals to ensure perfect sealing of the inner part, preventing dust entry and grease leakage
Special inner coating
Greaser
VANTAGGI
PROGETTAZIONE
HIGHER LOAD CAPACITY
REINFORCED SINGLE TOOTH
HIGHER TRANSMISSIBLE TORQUE
LONGER LIFETIME
COMPLETE SIZE RANGE
APPLICAZIONE
EPR drum gear couplings are typically suitable for installation in lifting mechanisms and cranes, to connect the cable drum with the output shaft of the gearbox, as well as in winches and platform hoists.
EPR drum gear couplings, installed between the gearbox and the drum, function as an articulated joint, making the connection statically defined and preventing high bending moments.
From a design perspective, we can guarantee a longer lifetime, thanks to our redesigned gear teeth, in combination with our special lubricant, which essentially stands out from others due to its oil base.
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