13mm Spur Gearbox & Reducer

This 13mm spur gearbox is designed for compact drive systems that require higher torque capacity and a broader mid-range ratio span, while keeping a stable mounting footprint and flexible output shaft integration.

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Specs

Key Features

This spur gearbox adopts a gear-hobbing structure to balance torque capacity and layout stability in compact transmission systems.

  • Gear ratio range from 6 to 360 to cover common medium-to-high reduction needs
  • Multiple stage configurations to support torque growth without changing the mounting footprint
  • Output direction options (same or reverse) to adapt to different mechanism layouts
  • Higher rated and allowable peak torque compared with smaller gearbox sizes
  • Customizable output shaft interface to reduce secondary adapters and assembly complexity
technical Specs

Motors Specifications

Index Gear Ratio Actual Ratio Stages Overall Size Output Direction Motor Gear Teeth Motor Gear ID (mm) Rated Torque (g·cm) Allowable Peak Torque (g·cm)
1 6 5.579 2 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 200 600
2 9 9.007 2 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 200 600
3 16 16.111 3 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 300 900
4 20 20.092 3 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 300 900
5 26 26.092 3 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 300 900
6 30 29.774 3 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 300 900
7 35 35.61 4 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 300 900
8 52 52.576 4 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 400 1200
9 67 67.093 4 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 400 1200
10 85 84.877 4 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 500 1500
11 100 99.982 4 13*12*11 Same 15 1.5 600 1800
12 118 117.712 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 600 1800
13 150 151.813 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 600 1800
14 170 173.793 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 600 1800
15 215 214.771 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 700 2100
16 250 253.097 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 700 2100
17 297 297.071 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 700 2100
18 330 330.767 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 800 2400
19 360 359.118 5 13*12*11 Reverse 15 1.5 800 2400

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Why Choose us

SLW Motor Highlights

  • Mid-size gearbox with higher torque headroom

    The 13mm form factor increases torque capacity compared with smaller gearboxes, making it suitable for more demanding compact mechanisms.

  • Clear progression from low to high reduction

    Lower ratios support faster output motion, while higher ratios focus on torque margin and smoother low-speed behavior.

  • Stage count aligned with stability

    As ratios increase, additional stages help maintain transmission stability without changing the external footprint.

  • Output interface tailored to the load

    Custom shaft interfaces help control slip and alignment when transmitting higher torque levels in small assemblies.

Custom

Beyond the Standard: Performance Customized

  • 01
    Lead Routing Optimization
    Lead exit and routing can be arranged to avoid interference with the 13×12×11 gearbox body and mounting surfaces, ensuring neat cable management in tight enclosures.
  • 02
    Customized Shaft Interface
    Shaft end geometry and coupling methods can be tailored to fit your driven components and assembly process, supporting rated torque up to 800 g·cm and peak torque up to 2400 g·cm.
  • 03
    Flexible Mounting Orientation
    Mounting direction and load vectors (side/axial) can be specified to ensure stable operation aligned with your real-world installation.
  • 04
    Control Behavior Alignment
    Gearbox and control system can be matched for frequent start/stop, reversing, or holding applications to minimize peak torque durations and enhance repeatability.
  • 05
    Application-Specific Matching
    Provide load type, duty cycle, and failure modes to optimize ratio, stage count, and shaft interface selections for your unique application needs.
  • Lead Routing Optimization
  • Customized Shaft Interface
  • Flexible Mounting Orientation
  • Control Behavior Alignment
  • Application-Specific Matching

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Higher ratios are typically selected to increase torque capacity while reducing output speed.

Which ratios are best for moderate-speed applications?
Lower ratios such as 6 and 9 are typically used when output speed is prioritized over torque.
When should I select ratios above 100?
Higher ratios are commonly chosen when torque margin and stable low-speed output are more important than speed.
Why do higher ratios use more stages?
Additional stages allow higher reduction while maintaining gear strength and transmission stability.
Can I choose output direction?
Yes. Same or reverse output can be selected to match your mechanism layout.
What information is needed for a custom output shaft?
Your coupling method, assembly approach, and any slip or positioning constraints.
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