New bevel-gearbox from ABM Drives

April 12, 2018 by Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

ABM Drives’ new TDB230/254 Kombi is a bevel-gearbox for material handling applications. The gearmotor features an increased output torque, quiet running, and a long service life and is suitable for building vehicle platforms for material handling trucks. Manual or electric steering can optionally be selected.

The TDB230/254 Kombi is flexible and designed for wheel diameters of 230 mm as well as 254 mm. It can also be supplied in a fully integrated form in combination with a steering drive and redundant steering monitoring directly at the driven wheel.

The TDB230/254 Kombi will be on display at CeMAT April 23-27, in Hannover, Germany, Hall 26, Booth D10.

For more information, visit www.abm-drives.com.

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