Against the backdrop of stringent requirements for operational stability and protection in the spraying industry, the spur gear slew drive — featuring a superior combination of IP53 high protection, strong corrosion resistance, 20 rpm high rotational speed, and high integration — precisely addresses the pain points of spraying robots in terms of adaptability to harsh corrosive environments, operational efficiency, and space deployment.
The spur gear slew drive adopts a highly integrated design, which integrates core components such as transmission gears, slewing bearings, protective housings, and sealing structures into a single unit. Compared with traditional split-type transmission systems, its volume is reduced by more than 35%, significantly saving installation space. This not only lowers the overall layout difficulty of spraying robots but also accommodates the flexible deployment needs of narrow spraying stations. Meanwhile, it simplifies the installation process, shortens the equipment commissioning cycle, and cuts down the production line construction and maintenance costs.
In the coating production line of a large automobile manufacturing enterprise, this spur gear slew drive has been successfully applied to the base rotation and joint transmission parts of multiple spraying robots. After long-term practical verification, it has demonstrated excellent anti-corrosion performance and reliable adaptability.
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The spur gear slew drive adopts a precision tooth profile design combined with a gear grinding process, with the transmission backlash controlled within 0.02 mm. When integrated with the steering mechanism of the drive wheel, it enables the AGV to achieve a steering accuracy of ±0.5° — even in narrow passages, the AGV can travel precisely along the preset path, avoiding frame collisions and path deviations.
Small-module Tooth Profile DesignThe spur gear slew drive adopts an optimized small-module tooth profile design. Compared with traditional large-module gears, small-module gears feature smaller tooth pitches and a greater number of teeth, enabling tighter meshing during transmission and minimizing transmission backlash to an extremely narrow range.
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