GEARBOX SELECTION TOOL

[@anilpal5947]

Nice knowledge given to us so thankful

[@IntroMech562]

Thank you, Anil. Please do share the video!!

[@VinaySingh-wj6qj]

Nice informative details, keep it up

[@IntroMech562]

Thank you Vinay.. Do Share👍

[@santoshakumar743]

Sir ,Load is 250kg of flour it will be mixing in container by Ribbon blade...so now how find out the Required Torque and Speed and gear box

[@anilpal5947]

Sir please tell me how will find service factors in gear box

[@IntroMech562]

In simple terms, the service factor is the ratio of the gearbox rated horsepower (or torque) to the application's required horsepower (or torque). Service factors are defined by the American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA), based on the type of gearbox, the expected service duty, and the type of application. A reducer with a 2.0 service factor can accommodate double the torque compared to a 1.0 service factor, while the output will be the same in these two reducers. For more details you can check out this link: clr.es/blog/en/what-is-the-service-factor/