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The Yaskawa 155788-1 gear is crafted from durable alloy steel and designed for L-axis applications. With a total of 45 teeth, this input gear offers a torque rating of 150 Nm and operates effectively within a temperature range of -20 to 90°C.
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| Manufacturer | Yaskawa |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Gear |
| Product Line | Motoman |
| Part Number | 155788-1 |
| Series | Axis Modules |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Axis | L-Axis |
| Teeth Count | 45 |
| Surface Finish | Ground |
| Face Width | 20 mm |
| Lubrication | Grease |
| Torque Rating | 150 Nm |
| Gear Type | Input Gear |
| Module | 2 mm |
| Operating Temperature | -20 to 90°C |
| Mount Type | Keyed Shaft |
The 155788-1 gear from Yaskawa, part of the Axis Modules series, is constructed from high-strength alloy steel. This component is specifically designed for use in L-axis applications. It consists of 45 teeth and has a face width of 20 mm, providing solid engagement for enhanced performance in various mechanical systems. The surface finish is grind, ensuring precise dimensions and smooth operation.
With a torque capacity rated at 150 Nm, this gear is well-suited for demanding applications. It supports a module size of 2 mm, making it compatible with other machinery components requiring similarly configured gears. For efficient operation, lubrication is required, and grease is the recommended medium. The gear can function effectively in a temperature range extending from -20°C up to 90°C. It is mounted via a keyed shaft, which allows for secure installation and reliable connection in the assembly, making it an essential component for various mechanical systems.