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22mm Planetary Gearbox & Reducer

This 22mm planetary gearbox is built for compact drive systems that need high torque density across a wide ratio range, with precision-machined structure and a customizable output shaft for cleaner integration.

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Key Features

This planetary gearbox uses a precision machining structure to support higher torque capability and stable transmission behavior across multiple stage options.

  • Gear ratio coverage from 5 to 1080 for wide speed-to-torque matching
  • Multi-stage planetary design to scale torque while keeping a compact diameter
  • Efficiency values provided by stage class to support selection trade-offs
  • Rated and allowable peak torque levels grouped by stage for safer sizing
  • Customizable output shaft interface to reduce adapters and simplify assembly
technical Specs

Motors Specifications

Index Gear Ratio Actual Ratio Stages Length (mm) Efficiency (%) Motor Gear Teeth Motor Gear ID (mm) Rated Torque (g·cm) Allowable Peak Torque (g·cm)
1 5 5 1 20 80 15 1000 3000
2 15 15 2 25.5 70 15 2000 5000
3 18 18 12
4 25 25 15
5 30 30 12
6 45 45 3 31 60 15 3000 6000
7 54 54 12
8 90 90 12
9 108 108 12
10 125 125 15 Φ1.5
11 150 150 12
12 180 180 12
13 225 225 15
14 324 324 12
15 375 375 15
16 450 450 12
17 625 526 4 36.5 50 15 4000 10000
18 648 648 12
19 750 750 12
20 900 900 12
21 1080 1080 12

For additional customization or reference configurations, please feel free to contact us.

Why Choose us

SLW Motor Highlights

  • Torque scaling with stage selection

    Move from 1-stage to 4-stage configurations to increase rated torque capacity, while keeping a compact 22mm gearbox diameter for tight builds.

  • Efficiency as a selection trade-off

    Higher stage counts expand ratio range but reduce efficiency, so ratio selection should follow duty cycle needs rather than targeting maximum reduction by default.

  • Wide ratio range for one mechanical interface

    With ratios from 5 to 1080, you can keep the same gearbox footprint and adjust output speed and torque based on different mechanisms or load profiles.

  • Output shaft customization supports higher torque interfaces

    As torque increases at higher reductions, defining the shaft end and coupling method early helps reduce slip risk and assembly variability.

Custom

Beyond the Standard: Performance Customized

  • 01
    Smart Wiring & Lead Routing
    Strategically route leads to avoid mounting faces and coupler clearance zones—ensuring neat, space-efficient assemblies even within compact housings.
  • 02
    Precision Output Shaft Interface
    Tailor shaft end geometry to your coupling system, guaranteeing superior anti-slip performance and consistent positioning—even under high torque conditions up to 10,000 g·cm peak.
  • 03
    Optimized Installation Orientation
    Provide your mounting and load directions so that the gear ratio and stage configuration deliver unwavering stability under both axial and radial loads.
  • 04
    Control System Synchronization
    Align your control strategy with selected reduction levels to minimize peak torque spikes during start-stop, reversing, or holding operations, enhancing motion smoothness and repeatability.
  • 05
    Application-Driven Adaptation
    Share detailed load type, inertia, and duty cycle data so the gear ratio and number of stages are optimally balanced—maximizing torque margins, efficiency, and response for your unique application.
  • Smart Wiring & Lead Routing
  • Precision Output Shaft Interface
  • Optimized Installation Orientation
  • Control System Synchronization
  • Application-Driven Adaptation

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Higher stage counts are typically selected to reach higher ratios and torque margin within the same gearbox diameter.

How do I choose between 1-stage, 2-stage, 3-stage, and 4-stage options?
Use lower stages for better efficiency and faster response. Choose higher stages when you need higher reduction and torque margin within the same diameter.
When should I select ratios above 300?
High ratios are typically selected for low-speed output and higher torque margin, especially when the load is heavier or requires steadier motion.
Why does efficiency drop as stages increase?
Additional stages introduce more gear meshes, which increases internal losses even while enabling higher reductions.
What does rated torque vs allowable peak torque mean for sizing?
Rated torque guides continuous operation sizing. Allowable peak torque is for short transient events such as acceleration or brief obstruction, not sustained load.
What information is needed for a custom output shaft?
Your coupling method, assembly approach, and any slip or positioning constraints, plus whether the load is mainly axial, radial, or mixed.
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