Helical Gear Motor

The helical gear units are coaxial units where the gear unit output shaft is in-line with the motor shaft. The in-line helical motors are mostly used for slow speed/high torque applications, A gearmotor (or geared motor) is a small electric motor (AC induction, permanent magnet DC, or brushless DC) designed with an integral (non-separable) gear reducer (gearhead) attached. The end shield on the drive end of the motor (light blue, below) is designed to provide a dual function, Helical gears are a type of cylindrical gear having a slanted tooth trace. They have a greater contact level, less vibration, are quieter, and can transfer bigger loads than spur gears. The helix angle of a pair of helical gears is the same, but the helix hand is on the other side, The most common use for helical gears is in automotive transmissions. Helical gears are ideal for high-speed applications because they suffer from less friction and wear than other gears, but they're still capable of transferring significant amounts of force.DC gear motors are most commonly used in vehicle industries such as truck power cranes, windscreen wiper motors, plus power seats or power window motors.