as the smaller Range-P bevel gearboxes.
The Neeter Drive Range-N bevel gearboxes are ultra compact spiral bevel gearboxes rated for 10,000 hours service life as standard. They are used to transmit power at ninety degrees or split power from one input drive to one, two or three output drives for torque capacities up to 3000Nm. The gearboxes are available in solid shaft and hollow shaft with 5 gearbox sizes and 5 gear ratios from 1:1 to 4:1.
The company has developed a reputation for high quality and service; “being customer led” has always been a key part of the company’s working philosophy and is shown in the product from initial design to after sales service. Power Jacks have reduced the original lead time for bevel gearbox delivery from 3-4 weeks to zero for popular models, and we are now offering the popular Neeter Drive Range-N bevel gearboxes ex-stock.
In other words, now customers can get a Neeter Drive Range-N gearbox in a few hours to a few days depending on their chosen delivery method.
About Neeter Drive Range-N Gearboxes
The Neeter Drive Range-N spiral bevel gearboxes are ultra compact designed for the transmission of rotary mechanical power through ninety degrees. The housing is a high quality designed of Robust SG Iron. All gears are made from alloy steel and case hardened to transmit relatively high loads smoothly and evenly. The Neeter Drive Range-N gearboxes are available in 5 ratios and 5 sizes – 35, 37, 38, 39 and 40. The design employs a central bearing housing support on 1:1 and 1.5:1 gear ratios, and a small extended bearing housing on the input side of the gearboxes with ratios 2:1 and above and hollow shaft output. It is a high torque rated unit with good thermal characteristics. It is available with either solid or hollow output shafts in 2, 3 and 4 way configurations.
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