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    Product Spotlight: Worm-Gear Speed Reducer

    March 6, 2008
    The housing, motor flange, and carrier of the 700 Series worm-gear speed reducer are constructed of 315-stainless steel to provide maximum corrosion resistance for caustic washdown environments.

    The input worm and shaft are made from highstrength case-hardened alloy steel. To prevent particle accumulation and fluid from pooling on or under the unit, the reducer has a rounded housing design, plastic hardware covers, and two-piece mounting base. A large internal oil reservoir is filled with H1 foodgrade lubricant (Klubersynth UH 1 6-460) and sealed for life.

    Boston Gear
    14 Hayward St.
    Quincy, MA 02171
    (888) 999-9860
    bostongear.com

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