Cyclo® Reducer with Torque Limiter
Detect overloads instantaneously with installed torque limiter
- Cyclo® reducer with installed torque limiter to detect overloads
- Protects your valuable machines from catastrophic failure.
- The torque limiting is applied at the drive part, allowing you a more accurate examination of your device safety factor, which makes optimal equipment design possible.
Output Shaft | Solid shaft |
Output Shaft Direction(s) | Any Mounting Direction (horizontal, vertical downward, vertical upward) |
Mounting Style | Foot Mount, Flange Mount, Case Mount |
Frame Size | 15 sizes |
Reduction Ratio | 6:1 - 658503:1 |
Rated Torque | 50 - 68200 N⋅m |
Product Features
Break-Resistant Teeth
Unlike a regular involute tooth-gear, the "cycloidal disc," which is the gear for the Cyclo® Reducer, features a distinctively smooth curve.
A unique circular-arc tooth profile is also used for the internal gear. The smooth rolling contact that prevents tooth breakage results in a durable reducer with a long service life. (Some low reduction ratio models use helical gears and planetary gears.)
I don’t like the turnbuckle torque arms and sometimes have reversing applications they don’t work well for, do you have another option?
Yes, we have 6 different torque arm options to make your installation easy.
What if I need to change the backstop rotation?
No problem, your Sumitomo rep can assist with that, we can instruct you how, or you can send it to us to do.
Can I adjust the speed with a direct drive like I can with a belt drive?
Not by changing a sheave size since that component is eliminated, but there are things to consider…
- How often are you really changing the speed?
- The flexibility of changing a sheave size also puts your system at risk. Are you overspeeding beyond the reducer's capabilities? Are you slowing down too much and causing the backstop spragues to drag and wear?
If you are utilizing a VFD, that can control your speed.
- If you find out you truly need to change your speed, our BBB is the only direct drive on the market that has a Cyclo cartridge that could be changed to change your overall speed eliminating the need for a whole new reducer. Work with your Sumitomo rep to consider this.
I don’t have a very long shaft, can I still replace a belt drive with a direct drive?
Yes, if our standard Taper Grip Bushing requires more shaft than you have, we have a new Taper Grip Bushing option that needs an average of ½ the shaft length. When we size up the reducer you need, we can tell you how much shaft length you need for both options.
What should be some features or upgrades I should consider for the Aggregate, Sand and Cement industries?
Taconite Seals, Severe Duty or Desiccant Breather