Gear Reducer Is For Use In Sanitary Applications
Designed to meet stringent requirements in food processing, packaging, beverage and pharmaceutical industries, the stainless steel, BISSC-certified products from Grove Gear have a smooth surface finish for easy-to-clean, sanitary operation. Products include worm, helical-worm and helical-bevel gear reducers and ratio multipliers. The worm reducers are offered in six sizes with ratings to 17 hp. Single and double reduction units are available with ratios from 5:1 to 3,600:1. Featuring helical gearing, the dual-purpose ratio multipliers can be used as a stand-alone single reduction inline reducer or as a bolt-on to the input of a Cfaced gear reducer.
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