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General| Series | H SH |
|---|---|
| Input Speed Range | Up to 3, 600 rpm |
| Type | Helical Gear Unit |
| Mounting | Foot-mounted, flange-mounted |
| Stages | 2, 3, 4 |
| Efficiency | Up to 98% |
| Lubrication | Oil bath |
| Cooling | Natural convection |
| Housing Material | Cast iron |
| Gear Material | Case-hardened steel |
Details on the warning system and hazard class depiction in instructions.
Information on qualified personnel, intended use, trademarks, and liability.
Requirements for oil quality, viscosity, and quantity for gear units.
Guidelines for industrial security functions and protection against cyber threats.
Five essential safety rules for working on electrical components of the plant.
Instructions for performing work on gear units with care by qualified personnel.
Table of general warnings, their associated ISO and ANSI symbols, and meanings.
Information on specific dangers like electric shock, burns, falls, and required PPE.
Guidelines for using gear units in potentially explosive atmospheres, including safety precautions.
Overview of FLENDER gear units, their types, stages, and mounting positions.
Details on available output shaft designs: Solid, Flange, Hollow shafts.
Description of gear unit housing materials, construction, and features.
Information on how gear unit components are lubricated, primarily by splash lubrication.
Specifies that all shafts are mounted on rolling-contact bearings.
Information on shaft seals preventing oil leakage and dirt ingress.
Description of the mechanical backstop that permits rotation in one direction only.
Details on the special torque-limiting backstop, combining backstop and brake.
Overview of available cooling equipment: Fan, cooling coil, oil supply systems.
Information on flexible and safety couplings used to drive the gear unit.
Details on the shrink disk for clamping connection between hollow shaft and driven machine.
Information on heating elements for preheating gear unit oil at low temperatures.
Components for visually checking the oil level: sight glass, indicator, dipstick.
System for checking the oil level using a filling-level limit switch.
System for measuring oil temperature using a Pt 100 resistance thermometer.
Methods for monitoring bearings using Pt 100 thermometers, shock-pulse transducers, or accelerometers.
Details on auxiliary drives for operating the gear unit at lower output speeds.
Information on checking delivered items and reporting damaged or missing parts immediately.
Instructions for safe transportation of the gear unit, including packaging and handling.
Guidance on using lifting eyes, sling swivels, and eye bolts for safe lifting and transport.
Precautions for storing gear units to prevent damage and ensure safety.
Requirements for assembly work performed by authorised, trained personnel.
Procedure for safely unpacking the gear unit and checking for transport damage.
Detailed procedures for assembling the gear unit onto various foundations and mounting types.
Instructions for assembling and dismantling shaft-mounted gear units with hollow shafts.
Procedure for installing gear units with type F flange shafts, including tightening torques.
Information on installing gear units with version C output shafts, suitable for clutches.
Guidance on aligning couplings to prevent premature wear and material damage.
Procedures for connecting various components like wiring, coolers, and monitoring systems.
Details on bolt properties, connection classes, and tightening torques for secure assembly.
Final checks and tasks after assembly, including alignment and protection measures.
Essential steps before commissioning, including oil filling and system checks.
Procedures for commissioning the gear unit and documenting operational parameters.
Key operating values for gear units, including maximum temperatures and pressures.
Identifying and rectifying irregular behaviour during gear unit operation.
Procedures for taking the gear unit out of service for prolonged periods.
Importance of complying with stipulated time limits for maintenance activities.
Overview of maintenance and servicing activities with intervals and required measures.
Detailed procedures for maintenance tasks including checking oil temperature and backstop.
Troubleshooting guide for common faults and their possible remedies.
Contact information for ordering parts, requesting service, and technical queries.
Manufacturer's declaration confirming compliance with Essential Health and Safety Requirements.
Manufacturer's declaration of conformity with relevant EU harmonisation legislation.
Details on rating plate information, gear unit markings, and types.
Specifications for ambient temperature ranges applicable to gear units.
Listing of available gear unit models and their corresponding diagrams.
Tables detailing approximate weights for gear units with and without auxiliary drives.
Approximate oil quantities required for gear units in different configurations.
Sound pressure level data for gear units at 1m distance, with and without fans.
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