Speed reduction unit

Machine element or mechanism – Rotary member or shaft indexing – e.g. – tool or work turret – Preselected indexed position

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64 29, F16H 128

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042815665

ABSTRACT:
A speed reduction unit in which an input shaft and an output shaft, coaxial with respect to one another are rotatably supported by an outer casing enclosing a face gear connected to the said output shaft, a bevel gear facing said first gear and coupled therewith, and connection means between said bevel gear and said input shaft, the number of the teeth of the said two gears differing from one another by at least one tooth; bevel gear being inclined with respect to said face gear, and being centrally supported inside said casing by means of a ball joint support in order to oscillate relative to the said casing and said face gear about a point of the common axis of the said two shafts.

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