New drylin strainwave gears offers compact, easy-to-assemble, and self-lubricating performance through the use of igus tribopolymer materials. The new drygear components feature optimized friction and backlash. Ideal for end-of-arm tooling/grippers on linear robots, articulated arms, and delta robot systems.
Benefits:
The novel strain wave gear implements movements, for example on the robot axis 5, as well as many other durable and cost-effective automation applications. As part of the Low Cost Automation product range, this gearbox has also been developed on the basis of tribo-polymer technology. Due to their components, the igus strain wave gears are characterised by freedom from lubrication as well as friction and wear resistance. At the same time, the use of plastics enables an extremely compact design and cost-effective manufacture.
As a result of active research and further development of the strain wave gear, operating smoothness, backlash and service life of the latest generation have been optimised further by means of improvements in the technical design and in the selection of materials. The new strain wave gear can also be adapted to a stepper motor or other motor types. It is based on the Nema 17 installation size and was developed in such a way that a high ratio of 28:1 can be shown. This has been tested in our own test laboratory at a service life of 1 million cycles, a load of 1.5Nm and a speed of 6rpm. These development steps are already planned for the Nema 23 installation size.
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