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Clutch Engineering offers an extensive line of gearboxes and gearmotors for all types of industrial applications. We offer the latest high-quality products from leading manufacturers including SEW Eurodrive, Boston Gear, Bauer Gearmotor, and Renold. Gear unit designs include planetary, worm, helical, and right angle gearboxes and gearmotors. Our cost-effective options are available in a wide range of reduction ratios and input, output, and mounting configurations, as well as in custom engineered configurations. In addition to new applications, we have extensive experience retrofitting problem units. For more details about the various gearbox and gearmotors available, please contact us directly.
Gearmotors
Gearmotors pair a gearbox with an electric motor. Their modular design allows a variety of gearbox styles, reduction ratios, and motors to be used in order to fit the application’s requirements.
Helical Gearboxes
Helical gearboxes make use of helical gears and can be used for right angle and parallel shaft applications. Rather than the teeth being parallel to the gear’s axis as in a spur gear, helical gear teeth are cut at an angle.
Motors
Clutch Engineering offers reliable motor products that range in durability and power. Our great selection of motors allows you to strategize around your needs for price, horsepower, and resilience. AC & DC motors are used in a variety of industrial applications. These applications range from harsh environments that include explosive agents, to washdown conditions where an occasional splash may take place. Motors range in HP from .25HP up to 350HP models. Contact our team for additional information about general purpose, washdown, explosion proof and DC motors.
Right Angle Gearboxes
Right angle gearboxes are used when the input and output shafts are oriented 90° from each other. Many different styles of gearbox can accommodate this, including helical, worm, and bevel gears.
Worm Gearboxes
Worm gearboxes utilize a screw-like worm turning a circular worm gear. Their axes are positioned 90 degrees from each other. Single and double reductions cover a wide range of ratios.
