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Introducing our high-performance vacuum systems, designed for a wide range of industrial applications. With a vacuum capability of up to 10-7Pa, our products excel in environments requiring extreme precision, **Key Features:**, - **Operating Temperature:** Our systems can withstand temperatures as low as -80°C and as high as 200°C, making them suitable for diverse conditions, - **Radiation Resistance:** Engineered for durability, these systems can endure radiation levels of up to 106Gy, ensuring reliable operation in challenging environments, - **Frame Size Options:** Available in multiple frame sizes including 42mm, 60mm, 90mm, 115mm, 142mm, and 180mm, allowing for versatile integration, - **Rated Torque Load:** Our units are designed to handle torque loads ranging from 5 to 1200Nm, catering to various industrial machinery needs, - **Gear Ratio:** With a range of ratios from 3 to 100, our systems provide optimal performance for different applications, - **Output Shaft Configuration:** Choose between in-line output (PB series) or 90° rectangle output (PBR series) to fit your installation requirements, As a leading supplier and factory in China, we deliver high-quality vacuum solutions that meet global standards. Discover the reliability and efficiency of our products designed to exceed your expectations. Contact us today to learn more about how our vacuum systems can enhance your operations

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    Ordering Information

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    ① Product series

    PB series in-line planetary gearbox

    PBR series 90° rectangle planetary gearbox

    ② Flange size

    42/60/90/115/142/180mm

    ③ Reduction stage

    L1 = 1 stage

    L2 = 2 stages

    ④ Reduction ratio

    1 stage: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10

    2 stages: 12, 15, 16, 20, 25, 30, 32, 35, 36, 40, 50, 60, 64, 70, 80, 100

    ⑤ Environmental temperature ratings
    Environmental temperature rating code Temperature range (℃) Vacuum class (Pa, optional) Radiation resistance (Gy, optional)
    RHT -20~+200 10-3 106
    SHT -20~+200 10-3/10-5/10-7 -
    HT -20~+150 10-3/10-5/10-7 -
    NTL1 -40~+85 10-3/10-5 -
    NTL2 -40~+100 - -
    NTL3 -65~+125 10-3 -
    NTL4 -80~+40 10-3 -
    NTL5 -55~+150 - -
    ⑥ Vacuum class code

    Blank = Non-vacuum

    V3 = Low pressure or vacuum to 10-3Pa

    V5 = Vacuum to 10-5Pa

    V7 = Vacuum to 10-7Pa

    ⑦ Radiation resistance code

    Blank = No radiation resistance

    RH = Radiation resistance (total dose 106Gy)

    ⑧ Designator of mounted motor

    e.g.

    KH86 = KH series 86mm stepper motor

    KVM57 = KVM series 57mm stepper motor

    KECM750 = KECM series 750W servo motor

    KSSM400 = KSSM series 400W servo motor

    Description

    The space rotary table is a core moving component of aerospace satellites, deep space exploration equipment, and ground space simulation chambers. It operates long-term under extreme composite working conditions including ultra-high vacuum, severe temperature difference, and cosmic ray radiation. Ordinary reducers are prone to lubrication failure, structural jamming, material aging and other faults. In contrast, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer is customized for extreme aerospace working conditions and serves as the core guarantee for stable and precise transmission of space rotary tables. The vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer achieves an ultra-high vacuum resistance of 10⁻⁷ Pa, fully adapts to the space vacuum environment without gas precipitation or cavity pollution, and ensures the internal cleanliness of aerospace equipment. Adopting an ultra-wide temperature adaptation performance, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer stably withstands drastic temperature fluctuations from -196℃ ultra-low temperature to +200℃ high temperature, perfectly matching the complex space environment of high temperature on the sun-facing side and extreme low temperature on the back-facing side. Meanwhile, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer resists high-intensity radiation of 1×10⁷ Gy, effectively preventing the aging and failure of transmission components caused by long-term erosion of cosmic high-energy rays.

    To adapt to space rotary table equipment of various specifications, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer is equipped with complete standardized flange sizes, covering 42/60/90/100/115/140/180/200/220/255 mm, fully meeting the installation requirements of small cloud platform rotary tables, medium-load rotary tables and large space simulation rotary tables. The vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer features a gear ratio ranging from 3 to 100, satisfying diverse transmission demands including high-precision fine adjustment and high-torque heavy-duty driving; its rated torque ranges from 5 to 1200 Nm, adapting to all types of light and heavy space rotary table equipment. In terms of output structure, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer supports shaft output and flange plate output to match different transmission connection structures. Motors can be connected in linear or 90° angle types, enabling flexible adaptation to the narrow and compact installation space of aerospace equipment.

    Aerospace space rotary tables require long-term maintenance-free continuous operation, imposing extremely high requirements on the stability, durability and environmental adaptability of transmission components. The vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer adopts special radiation-resistant alloy materials, wide-temperature resistant sealing structure and non-volatile special lubricating medium, fully adapting to extreme space working conditions in structure and material. Whether for attitude adjustment rotary tables of in-orbit satellites, rotating bases of deep space exploration manipulators, or ground space environment simulation test rotary tables, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer maintains precise transmission and stable operation without jamming, air leakage or performance attenuation. Compared with ordinary reducers, the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer integrates three core performances of vacuum resistance, high-low temperature resistance and radiation resistance without additional adaptation modification, greatly reducing the R&D and maintenance costs of aerospace equipment, and has become the preferred core accessory in the field of space rotary table transmission.

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    Q What is the vacuum limit capability of the vacuum high-low temperature radiation-resistant reducer?
    It achieves an ultra-high vacuum resistance of up to 10⁻⁷ Pa, adapting fully to the space vacuum environment without causing gas precipitation or cavity pollution.
    Q What temperature range can this planetary gearbox withstand?
    It features wide temperature adaptation, safely withstanding extreme temperature fluctuations ranging from -196℃ ultra-low temperature up to +200℃ high temperature.
    Q How much radiation resistance does this reducer provide?
    The reducer is designed to resist high-intensity radiation up to 1×10⁷ Gy, which prevents material aging and transmission component failures caused by cosmic high-energy rays.
    Q What flange sizes and reduction ratios are available?
    It covers standardized flange sizes from 42mm up to 255mm, with gear ratios ranging from 3 to 100, and a rated torque output of 5 to 1200 Nm.
    Q What output and motor connection options are supported?
    It supports both shaft output and flange plate output configurations. The motors can be connected either in-line (linear) or at a 90° angle to fit compact installation spaces.

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