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\uadf8\ub9cc\ud07c XW BW series cycloidal gearbox<\/strong> is the foundational single-stage horizontal foot-mounted reducer in the cyclo gear product family. Where the BWD and XWD designations indicate motor-integrated configurations, the XW and BW models are standalone reducer heads: the XW variant accepts motor input through a flange interface, and the BW variant accepts input through a keyed solid shaft. Both share identical internal cycloidal pin wheel mechanisms, the same cast iron housing construction, and the same output shaft dimensions for any given frame size.<\/p>\n \uadf8\ub9cc\ud07c XW BW horizontal foot-mounted cyclo gear reducer<\/strong> covers ratios from 9:1 to 87:1 in single-stage configuration and handles input power up to 55 kW. This is the workhorse model that Korean and Asian plants choose for belt conveyor head drives, ventilation fan systems, pump drives, material handling equipment, and dozens of other applications where a simple, reliable speed reduction between a standard motor and the driven equipment is the primary requirement.<\/p>\n \uadf8\ub9cc\ud07c cycloidal pin wheel reducer<\/strong> operates on a fundamentally different contact principle from conventional gear reducers. Instead of involute teeth sliding past each other, a cycloidal disc rolls against a ring of hardened steel pins. This rolling contact generates less friction heat, distributes load across many contact points simultaneously, and tolerates shock overloads up to 500% of rated torque without permanent damage to the internal components. The practical result for plant operators: higher efficiency than \uc6dc \uae30\uc5b4 \uac10\uc18d\uae30<\/strong><\/a>, better shock resistance than helical gearboxes, and longer intervals between maintenance. Explore the complete product lineup in our \uc0ac\uc774\ud074\ub85c \uae30\uc5b4 \uac10\uc18d\uae30<\/strong><\/a> catalog.<\/p>\n \uadf8\ub9cc\ud07c XW BW cycloidal gearbox<\/strong> is offered in two mounting sub-variants (XW with flange input, BW with shaft input) that share the same overall housing dimensions and output shaft geometry for each frame size. The drawings below show both configurations and their respective dimensional envelopes.<\/p>\n XW and BW Combined Outline Drawing<\/p>\n XW Series (Flange Input) Detailed Dimensions<\/p>\n BW Series (Shaft Input) Detailed Dimensions<\/p>\n All XW BW cyclo gear reducer<\/strong> output shafts are machined to h6 tolerance. For smaller frame sizes (B0\/X2 and B1\/X3), the units ship pre-greased and require no additional lubrication before first operation. Larger frames (B2\/X4 and above) ship without oil and must be filled with the specified lubricant grade before starting. Refer to the lubrication section of the installation manual for the correct oil quantity per frame size.<\/p>\n Plant engineers choosing a speed reducer for a new installation or a replacement project face five main technology categories. Each has its own operating characteristics, strengths, and trade-offs. The table below places the XW BW cycloidal gearbox<\/strong> in context alongside the four other common industrial reducer types, making it easier to identify which technology fits each application profile.<\/p>\n
<\/div>\nDimensional Drawings and Specifications<\/h2>\n
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<\/div>\nSpeed Reducer Technology Comparison: Where Does the Cycloidal Type Fit?<\/h2>\n