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| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 Phase Motor | |
| 3 Phase Motor | |
| AmTecs | |
| Brake Motor | |
| Brook Crompton | |
| EMAS | |
| EMAV | |
| EMAW | |
| Gearex Oil | |
| Horsepower (HP) | Horsepower is a unit of measurement for power, or the rate at which work is done. It's used to describe the power output in machinery equipment. |
| IEC | |
| Invertek | |
| Inverter | |
| Kilowatt | A kilowatt (kW) is a unit of power equal to 1,000 watts. It measures how much energy is being used or produced at a given moment. For example, if an appliance uses 1 kilowatt of power, it means it consumes 1,000 watts every second it operates. |
| Maximum Input Power | |
| MBH | Inline Gearbox |
| MI | |
| MNHL | |
| NRG | |
| Output Flange | |
| Output Shaft | |
| Output Torque | refers to the rotational force delivered by a motor or gearbox at its output shaft. It's a key measure in mechanical and automotive systems, especially when power needs to be transmitted or used to do work (like turning wheels, lifting loads, or driving machinery). |
| Ratio | The speed ratio tells us how fast one object is moving compared to another. It's often used in machines (like gears or pulleys) to describe how the speed of one part affects the speed of another. Ratio = how fast the input is / how fast the output is. |
| Reducing Bush | |
| Service Factor | a safety margin built into mechanical or electrical equipment, showing how much more load or stress the equipment can handle beyond its normal rated capacity under specific conditions. It helps ensure reliability when conditions are tougher than ideal—like higher temperatures, longer run times, or occasional overloads. |
| Siti | |
| Solid Input | |
| SR | |
| Torque Arm | |
| WEG |