Reduction gear unit

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

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74804, F16H 128

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048439193

ABSTRACT:
A reduction gear unit which comprises a housing, an input shaft rotatably supported in the housing, an eccentric cam member integrally fixed on the input shaft, an idler gear rotatably provided around the eccentric cam member, and a drive plate member provided integrally with an output shaft member, the drive plate member being rotatably supported in a coaxial relation with the input shaft. The idler gear is formed with a first and second external teeth in such a manner that the first external teeth are partly meshed with an internally toothed portion formed in the housing, and the second external teeth are partly meshed with an internally toothed portion formed in the drive plate member. Thus, an input rotation force is reduced in a tow-fold way and transmitted in a coaxial manner.

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