Hello everyone,
To simplify the equipment structure, I'd like to directly install a timing pulley at the input end of a helical planetary gearbox(from OYOSTEPPER), driven by a motor via a timing belt, without using a coupling.
The input speed is moderate, and load fluctuations are small, but I'm concerned that the radial force generated by the timing belt might damage the input end bearings.
I would like to ask if this installation method is feasible?
Any guidance and assistance would be greatly appreciated.
To simplify the equipment structure, I'd like to directly install a timing pulley at the input end of a helical planetary gearbox(from OYOSTEPPER), driven by a motor via a timing belt, without using a coupling.
The input speed is moderate, and load fluctuations are small, but I'm concerned that the radial force generated by the timing belt might damage the input end bearings.
I would like to ask if this installation method is feasible?
Any guidance and assistance would be greatly appreciated.