K Series Bevel Gear Reducer

The K series is a compact right-angle helical-bevel gear reducer designed to reduce speed and transmit torque in industrial machinery.
Product Overview
The K series is a right-angle helical-bevel gear reducer designed to reduce speed and transmit torque in industrial drive systems. Its compact layout allows the input and output shafts to be arranged at 90 degrees.
Typical applications include conveyors, material-handling equipment and processing machinery. Depending on the model, solid or hollow output shafts and foot, flange or shaft-mounted arrangements may be available.
Select the reducer according to the required output speed, torque, service factor and operating cycle. Before installation, verify shaft dimensions, mounting interfaces, permissible shaft loads and lubrication requirements using the model-specific documentation.
Electrical Specifications
ParameterSpecification
Drive ConfigurationRight-angle helical-bevel gear reducer with integrated motor, motor adapter or shaft input
Motor TypeThree-Phase AC Induction Motor; servo motor configurations available with suitable adapters
Rated Motor Power0.12–90 kW across the listed two-/three-stage configurations; capacity depends on size and ratio
Rated VoltageMotor options include 220–240 V, 380–400 V, 415–440 V and 660–690 V
Rated Frequency50 Hz or 60 Hz, according to the selected motor rating
Motor Rated SpeedSelected according to motor pole count, supply frequency and required output speed
Rated CurrentSpecified for the selected motor power, voltage and frequency
Motor Efficiency ClassDepends on the selected motor package
Motor Protection RatingIP55 motor packages available; special protection configurations subject to confirmation
Insulation ClassClass F motor packages available
Operating DutyS1 continuous-duty motor packages available; intermittent duty requires separate selection
Brake OptionOptional brake motor; brake torque selected for the application
Inverter OperationSuitable motor configuration required; verify cooling, torque and gearbox speed limits
Mechanical Specifications
ParameterSpecification
Gear TypeRight-Angle Helical-Bevel Gear Reducer with 90° Input/Output Arrangement
Gear Unit SizeTwo-stage: K19, K29, K39, K49; three-stage: K37, K47, K57, K67, K77, K87, K97, K107, K127, K157, K167, K187
Output ShaftSolid shaft, keyed hollow shaft, shrink-disc hollow shaft or splined hollow shaft, depending on size
Mounting ArrangementFoot-mounted, flange-mounted or shaft-mounted; B5/B14 options depend on size and configuration
Shaft / Bore DiameterSolid shaft diameters: 20–190 mm; hollow bore dimensions depend on size and connection type
Input ConnectionIntegrated gearmotor, motor adapter, servo adapter or solid input shaft
Net WeightSpecified for the selected size, shaft arrangement and motor package
Overall DimensionsSolid output shaft extensions: 40–320 mm; housing dimensions depend on configuration
Technical Specifications
Mechanical SpecificationsSpecification
Reduction RatioTwo-stage units: 2.81–75.20 across available sizes; three-stage units: 3.98–197.37; combined units: 94–32,625
Rated Output TorqueTwo-stage model maximum ratings: 80–500 Nm; three-stage model maximum ratings: 200–53,000 Nm
Output SpeedAt 1,450 rpm input: two-stage approximately 19.28–516.01 rpm; three-stage 7.35–364.32 rpm; combined 0.044–15.43 rpm
Permissible Input SpeedSelected according to ratio, bearing speed, thermal capacity and lubrication conditions
Service FactorSelected according to load, daily operating hours, starting frequency and shock loading
Gear StagesTwo or three stages for standard units; additional stages for combined reduction configurations
Permissible Shaft LoadsRadial and axial limits specified for the selected size, speed and load application point
LubricationGear oil lubrication; oil grade and quantity matched to mounting position and operating conditions
Operating TemperaturePermitted range determined by lubricant, seals, motor and thermal loading
Optional FeaturesBrake motor, reduced backlash, shrink-disc connection, splined hollow shaft or special mounting configuration
Frequently Asked Questions

Provide the required output speed, torque, motor power, operating hours, starting frequency and mounting position. Include shock loads and any radial or axial forces acting on the output shaft.

K series reducers use a right-angle helical-bevel arrangement, while F series reducers typically use a parallel-shaft helical arrangement. Select the layout that suits your equipment and installation space.

Divide the input speed by the required output speed to estimate the ratio. Then select an available ratio and verify output torque, service factor and gearbox capacity.

Motorized units and motor-adapter configurations may be available. Confirm the motor power, electrical supply, mounting interface and any brake requirements when ordering.

Availability depends on the model. Confirm the shaft or bore diameter, connection method and installation requirements using the selected unit’s drawing.