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Maxon introduces Right Angle Spiroid Gear

24 January, 2015
Maxon introduces Right Angle Spiroid Gear
Maxon introduces Right Angle Spiroid Gear
The 22mm and 32mm right angle gearheads are available in either a 4:1 or 31:1 ratio, which may be mounted directly onto many of maxon’s brushed/brushless motors.

January 24, 2015 - Maxon introduces right angle gearheads designed to be configured with 22mm and 32mm dc motors. These compact, lightweight and high torque gearheads were developed to transmit power at 90deg in the smallest possible form factor. The Spiroid technology incorporated in the gearhead design offers a number of performance benefits:

  • Extremely high torque transmission
  • High stiffness / Low deflection with large applied loads
  • Back-drivable (4:1 ratio) & Non-back drivable (31:1 ratio) versions
  • Compact size
  • Low backlash
  • Up to 3:1 “gear teeth” contact ratio
  • Quiet operation
  • High Torque to Space Ratio (HTSR) technology  

The 22mm and 32mm right angle gearheads are available in either a 4:1 or 31:1 ratio, which may be mounted directly onto many of maxon’s brushed/brushless motors or configured with different ratios of maxon’s GP22 and GP32 planetary gearheads. This results in a wide range of achievable gear reductions. The motor and gearhead combinations are ideally suited for a variety of applications particularly where an output shaft perpendicular to the motor axis is desired.

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