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UGA
-ratios 4 1/6 ... 360000
-max. torque up to 32 cNm
UGD
-ratios 4 1/6 ... 6048000
-max. torque up to 32 cNm
-clutch possible for ratio ³ 33 1/3
UGM
-ratios 12.5 ... 4800
-max. torque up to 100 cNm
UGB
-ratios 41 2/3 ... 345600
-max. torque up to 250 cNm
-clutch possible
UGF
-ratios 4 1/6 ... 5000
-max. torque up to 500 cNm
UGV
-ratios 8 1/3 ... 2000
-max. torque up to 500 cNm
UGO / UGP
-ratios 6 1/4 ... 5400
-max. torque up to 600 cNm
UGJ
-ratios 4 1/6 ... 36000000
-max. torque up to 1500 cNm
UGR
-ratios 6 1/4 ... 375
-max. torque up to 2000 cNmm


Gearboxes Max Torque
(cNm)
Centering
Ring (mm)
Shaft
diameter (mm)
Shaft
Length (mm)
UGA 32 ∅8 ∅4 10
UGD 32 ∅8 ∅4 10
UGM 100 ∅8 ∅4 10
UGB 250 ∅12 ∅8, Flat 6mm 12, 8
UGF 500 ∅12 ∅8, Flat 6mm 12, 8
UGV 500 ∅14 ∅8, Flat 6mm 12, 8
UGO 600 ∅14 ∅8 22
UGP 600 ∅14 ∅8 22
UGJ 1500 ∅16 ∅12 20
UGR 2000 ∅20 ∅12 35

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Saia motors gearboxes are available in a variety of sizes to meet a wide range of torque requirements. Ratios from 4 1/6 to 6.048.000 are available. Different output shafts are available. The basic design is a spur gearbox with gear wheels in metal, plastics and combinations of the two materials. A particular feature is the availability of freewheels and slipping clutches.

Gearbox types UGA, UGB and UGD can be fitted with freewheels or slipping clutches. Freewheels transmit the max. torque M in the locked direction, <1 cNm in the opposite Direction. One way slipping clutches behave similarly except that the slip torque has a higher value. Two way slipping clutches can only transmit a limited torque value in either direction lower than the slip torque. Slipping clutches are used to: Protect the gearbox against torque overloads, or to adjust the load by turning from the load side (remember: turning the output shaft directly can otherwise damage the gearbox).


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