
Electric Motors for Gear Reducers
A gear reducer brings the high speed coming from the motor down to the low speed the machine needs and, in doing so, increases the torque on the output shaft by the same ratio. How... More Details

A gear reducer brings the high speed coming from the motor down to the low speed the machine needs and, in doing so, increases the torque on the output shaft by the same ratio. How... More Details

In a textile mill, motors work in two separate worlds. On one side are the spinning, weaving and knitting halls: the air is warm and humid, fibre floats constantly in the air, and ... More Details

Whether it is a small grinder on a butcher's counter or a large screw-fed machine in a meat plant, the force that produces minced meat comes from a single rotating shaft. This page... More Details

In a line that extracts juice from apples, pomegranates, grapes or carrots the press never works alone: first a mill crushes the fruit, then the press squeezes the mash, and then a... More Details

A vertical shaft impactor (VSI) drops stone into the centre of a rotor sitting on top of a vertical shaft and throws it against a surrounding bed of stone or against steel anvils, ... More Details

In a crushing and screening line, it is often the vibrating feeder that decides how much material passes from one machine to the next. These shaking troughs, sitting in the reclaim... More Details

Lines that carry cartons, pallets, crates or sheet bundles one by one usually rely on driven rollers or chains instead of a belt. This page covers the three-phase motor that drives... More Details

A semolina purifier (sasör in Turkish mills) is the cleaning machine in a flour mill that separates coarse semolina coming from the break rolls from bran particles and husk dust. A... More Details

Bulgur starts from the same raw material as flour but is an entirely different product: the wheat is cooked and dried, then freed of its bran and brought to pilaf-size or fine koft... More Details

A slab polishing line is the final station that gives a calibrated marble or granite slab its mirror-like gloss. The line has many heads arranged one after another, each working wi... More Details

In a stone plant, a slab changes place many times between leaving the block and entering the crate: from the gang saw to calibration, from polishing to cutting to size, then on to ... More Details

If roots, gravel, pieces of limestone or large clods remain in the clay, a brick tears when it is cut and bursts in the kiln. The rotary screen in the preparation section separates... More Details

A plastic granulator breaks injection runners, rejected parts, pipe and profile offcuts, and bulky scrap such as bottles and crates into small pieces that can be processed again. T... More Details

An edge banding machine is a furniture line machine that glues PVC, ABS, melamine or veneer tape onto the open edge of a sized chipboard, MDF or plywood part and trims away the exc... More Details

An industrial centrifuge, also called a spin extractor or hydro-extractor, spins a perforated basket at high speed to remove water mechanically from wet textile goods before they g... More Details

Glass processing and glass washing machines include edging machines that grind the edges of flat glass, machines that drill holes and cut notches, and lines that wash glass with br... More Details

This category covers four-pole (4-pole) three-phase asynchronous motors that turn their magnetic field at 1500 rpm when fed from 50 Hz mains. Most general-purpose industrial machin... More Details

On a low-speed conveyor, the choice between a 4-pole and a 6-pole motor does not change the torque that pulls the belt at the gearbox output; for the same power and the same drum s... More Details

A single fixed speed is not enough on a wood lathe: a large-diameter bowl blank must turn slowly, while a thin pen or spindle job must turn fast. This wide speed range used to be o... More Details

The main motor of a universal lathe is chosen to match the power and speed on the lathe's nameplate, preferably with the same number of poles and the same mounting arrangement. All... More Details